import pytest
from sakia.data.entities import Transaction
from sakia.data.processors import ConnectionsProcessor


@pytest.mark.asyncio
@pytest.mark.skip(
    reason="Unsolved Error: No peer answered in  community (1 peers available)"
)
# fixme: see why the mirage test does not work...
async def test_send_tx_then_validate(
    application_with_one_connection, fake_server_with_blockchain, bob, alice
):
    tx_before_send = application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.transfers(
        bob.key.pubkey
    )
    bob_connection = application_with_one_connection.db.connections_repo.get_one(
        pubkey=bob.key.pubkey
    )
    await application_with_one_connection.documents_service.send_money(
        bob_connection, bob.salt, bob.password, alice.key.pubkey, 10, 0, None, 0
    )
    tx_after_send = application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.transfers(
        bob.key.pubkey
    )
    assert len(tx_before_send) + 1 == len(tx_after_send)
    assert tx_after_send[-1].state is Transaction.AWAITING
    assert tx_after_send[-1].written_block == 0
    start = fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.blocks[-1].number
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    end = fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.blocks[-1].number
    connections = ConnectionsProcessor.instanciate(
        application_with_one_connection
    ).connections()
    await application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.handle_new_blocks(
        connections, start, end
    )
    tx_after_parse = application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.transfers(
        bob.key.pubkey
    )
    assert tx_after_parse[-1].state is Transaction.VALIDATED
    assert (
        tx_after_parse[-1].written_block
        == fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.blocks[-3].number
    )
    await fake_server_with_blockchain.close()


@pytest.mark.asyncio
@pytest.mark.skip(
    reason="Unsolved Error: No peer answered in  community (1 peers available)"
)
# fixme: see why the mirage test does not work...
async def test_receive_tx(
    application_with_one_connection, fake_server_with_blockchain, bob, alice
):
    tx_before_send = application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.transfers(
        bob.key.pubkey
    )
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.push(
        alice.send_money(
            10,
            fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.user_identities[alice.key.pubkey].sources,
            bob,
            fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.blocks[-1].blockUID,
            "Test receive",
        )
    )
    start = fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.blocks[-1].number
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    end = fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.blocks[-1].number
    connections = ConnectionsProcessor.instanciate(
        application_with_one_connection
    ).connections()
    await application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.handle_new_blocks(
        connections, start, end
    )
    tx_after_parse = application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.transfers(
        bob.key.pubkey
    )
    assert tx_after_parse[-1].state is Transaction.VALIDATED
    assert len(tx_before_send) + 1 == len(tx_after_parse)
    await fake_server_with_blockchain.close()


@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_issue_dividend(
    application_with_one_connection, fake_server_with_blockchain, bob
):
    dividends_before_send = application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.dividends(
        bob.key.pubkey
    )
    start = fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.blocks[-1].number + 1
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.generate_dividend()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.generate_dividend()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.forge_block()
    end = fake_server_with_blockchain.forge.blocks[-1].number
    connections = ConnectionsProcessor.instanciate(
        application_with_one_connection
    ).connections()
    await application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.handle_new_blocks(
        connections, start, end
    )
    dividends_after_parse = application_with_one_connection.transactions_service.dividends(
        bob.key.pubkey
    )
    assert len(dividends_before_send) + 2 == len(dividends_after_parse)
    await fake_server_with_blockchain.close()