from Products.CMFCore.utils import getToolByName
from plone.app.upgrade.tests.base import MigrationTest
from plone.app.upgrade import utils


class TestUtils(MigrationTest):

    def testCleanUpSkinsTool(self):
        # This removes no longer existing layers from the skins tool and the
        # skin selections.
        from Products.CMFCore.DirectoryView import DirectoryView
        from Products.CMFCore.DirectoryView import registerDirectory
        self.setRoles(['Manager'])
        skins = getToolByName(self.portal, 'portal_skins')
        existing = skins.keys()
        selection = 'Plone Default'

        def layers_in_selection(selection_name):
            return skins.getSkinPath(selection_name).split(',')

        existing_layers_in_selection = layers_in_selection(selection)

        # An initial cleanup should do nothing.
        utils.cleanUpSkinsTool(self.portal)
        self.assertEqual(len(skins.keys()), len(existing))
        self.assertEqual(len(layers_in_selection(selection)),
                         len(existing_layers_in_selection))

        # A second cleanup should also do nothing.  We used to rename
        # plone_styles to classic_styles on the first run, which would get
        # removed on a second run because in these tests the class_styles layer
        # is not available.
        utils.cleanUpSkinsTool(self.portal)
        self.assertEqual(len(skins.keys()), len(existing))
        self.assertEqual(len(layers_in_selection(selection)),
                         len(existing_layers_in_selection))

        # Register some test skins layers.  Note: the current module name is
        # taken from globals()['__name__'], which is how registerDirectory
        # knows where to find the directory.  Also note that you should not try
        # to register any layer that is outside of the current directory or in
        # a 'skins' sub directory.  There is just too much crazyness in the
        # api.  Better try to load some zcml in that case.
        skin_name = 'skin_test'
        # Make it available for Zope.  This is what you would do in zcml.
        registerDirectory(skin_name, globals(), subdirs=1)
        # Add the DirectoryView object to portal_skins.
        directory_info = DirectoryView(
            skin_name, reg_key='plone.app.upgrade.tests:%s' % skin_name)
        skins._setObject(skin_name, directory_info)

        # Add its sub skins to a skin selection.
        self.addSkinLayer('skin_test/sub1', skin=selection)
        self.addSkinLayer('skin_test/sub1/subsub1', skin=selection)
        self.addSkinLayer('skin_test/sub2', skin=selection)

        # Did that work?
        self.assertEqual(len(skins.keys()), len(existing) + 1)
        self.assertEqual(len(layers_in_selection(selection)),
                         len(existing_layers_in_selection) + 3)

        # Clean it up again.  Nothing should be removed.
        utils.cleanUpSkinsTool(self.portal)
        self.assertEqual(len(skins.keys()), len(existing) + 1)
        self.assertEqual(len(layers_in_selection(selection)),
                         len(existing_layers_in_selection) + 3)


def test_suite():
    from unittest import TestSuite, makeSuite
    suite = TestSuite()
    suite.addTest(makeSuite(TestUtils))
    return suite