using FruityFoundation.Base.Extensions;
using FruityFoundation.Base.Structures;
using NUnit.Framework;

namespace Base.Tests.Extensions;

public class StringExtensionTests
{
	[Test]
	[TestCase("banana", "banana", ExpectedResult = true)]
	[TestCase("banana", "baNAnA", ExpectedResult = true)]
	[TestCase("tuckerIsMyDog", "tuckerisMYdog", ExpectedResult = true)]
	[TestCase("if I were a dog, I'd go insane", "how do dogs not get bored", ExpectedResult = false)]
	public bool EqualsIgnoreCaseTests(string inputOne, string inputTwo) =>
		inputOne.EqualsIgnoreCase(inputTwo);

	[Test]
	[TestCase("bananas have potassium", "banana", ExpectedResult = true)]
	[TestCase("you can't spell trucker without ucker", "UCKER", ExpectedResult = true)]
	public bool ContainsIgnoreCaseTests(string haystack, string needle) =>
		haystack.ContainsIgnoreCase(needle);

	[Test]
	public void StringToCouldBeTests()
	{
#pragma warning disable CS8604
		Assert.AreEqual(Maybe<string>.Empty(), (null as string).ToMaybe());
#pragma warning restore CS8604
		Assert.AreEqual(Maybe<string>.Create("banana"), "banana".ToMaybe());
	}

	[Test]
	[TestCase("banana", 1, ExpectedResult = "b")]
	[TestCase("This is a longer sentence. I would like it capped at 30 characters.", 30, ExpectedResult = "This is a longer sentence. I w")]
	public string StringTruncateTests(string str, int maxLength) =>
		str.Truncate(maxLength);
}