import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import { execFileSync } from "node:child_process";
import { detectLocaleAndTz } from "../../src/session/analytics.js";

describe("detectLocaleAndTz", () => {
  it("QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE env wins over everything", () => {
    const orig = process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE;
    process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE = "tr-TR";
    try {
      const { locale } = detectLocaleAndTz();
      expect(locale).toBe("tr-TR");
    } finally {
      if (orig === undefined) delete process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE;
      else process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE = orig;
    }
  });

  // Regression: `require("node:child_process")` inline threw "Dynamic require
  // not supported" under esbuild's ESM shim, silently falling through to the
  // LANG fallback. This test reads the macOS AppleLocale itself and asserts
  // detectLocaleAndTz returns the SAME value — proving the AppleLocale branch
  // actually executed (and didn't get swallowed by the catch).
  it("on macOS, AppleLocale beats LANG (regression: require() in ESM was throwing)", () => {
    if (process.platform !== "darwin") return;

    let appleLocale: string;
    try {
      appleLocale = execFileSync("defaults", ["read", "-g", "AppleLocale"], {
        encoding: "utf8", timeout: 500,
      }).trim().replace(/_/g, "-");
    } catch {
      return; // sandbox without `defaults` — nothing to assert against
    }
    if (!appleLocale) return;

    const orig = { lang: process.env.LANG, override: process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE };
    delete process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE;
    process.env.LANG = "xx_XX.UTF-8"; // a value that would lose if AppleLocale wins
    try {
      const { locale } = detectLocaleAndTz();
      expect(locale).toBe(appleLocale);
    } finally {
      if (orig.lang === undefined) delete process.env.LANG;
      else process.env.LANG = orig.lang;
      if (orig.override !== undefined) process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE = orig.override;
    }
  });

  // Regression: Ubuntu GHA runners default to `LANG=C.UTF-8`. The previous
  // extractor stripped this to "C" — a valid POSIX locale identifier but NOT
  // a valid BCP 47 tag — and the downstream `new Intl.DateTimeFormat("C", …)`
  // in formatLocalDateTime / monthDay / weekdayCap threw `RangeError:
  // Incorrect locale information provided`. CI run 25887250971 surfaced the
  // crash via tests/analytics/format-report.test.ts > "v1.0.134 SLICE B"; this
  // test exercises the exact env shape that broke it. Both POSIX-style values
  // ("C", "POSIX") must round-trip through detectLocaleAndTz to a usable
  // BCP 47 tag — we don't care WHICH tag, just that
  // `new Intl.DateTimeFormat(returnedLocale)` does not throw.
  it("LANG=C.UTF-8 / POSIX falls back to a usable BCP 47 locale (Linux GHA regression)", () => {
    const orig = {
      lang:       process.env.LANG,
      lcTime:     process.env.LC_TIME,
      override:   process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE,
    };
    delete process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE;
    delete process.env.LC_TIME;
    try {
      for (const langValue of ["C.UTF-8", "POSIX", "C"]) {
        process.env.LANG = langValue;
        const { locale } = detectLocaleAndTz();
        // The returned locale MUST construct a DateTimeFormat without
        // throwing — that's the contract every downstream renderer relies on.
        expect(() => new Intl.DateTimeFormat(locale, { timeZone: "UTC" }))
          .not.toThrow();
        // And it must NOT be the raw POSIX identifier we just rejected.
        expect(locale).not.toBe("C");
        expect(locale).not.toBe("POSIX");
      }
    } finally {
      if (orig.lang === undefined) delete process.env.LANG;
      else process.env.LANG = orig.lang;
      if (orig.lcTime === undefined) delete process.env.LC_TIME;
      else process.env.LC_TIME = orig.lcTime;
      if (orig.override !== undefined) process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE = orig.override;
    }
  });

  // Belt-and-suspenders: even if a contributor sets QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE to a
  // garbage value (typo, copy-paste from a POSIX shell config), the env-wins
  // branch at the top of detectLocaleAndTz must NOT propagate that into the
  // return value — same risk as LANG=C.UTF-8, different entry point.
  it("QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE that is not a valid BCP 47 tag is ignored", () => {
    const orig = process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE;
    process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE = "C"; // POSIX, would throw
    try {
      const { locale } = detectLocaleAndTz();
      expect(locale).not.toBe("C");
      expect(() => new Intl.DateTimeFormat(locale, { timeZone: "UTC" }))
        .not.toThrow();
    } finally {
      if (orig === undefined) delete process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE;
      else process.env.QUIET_CONTEXT_LOCALE = orig;
    }
  });
});