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from cassandra.query import named_tuple_factory, dict_factory, tuple_factory

try:
    import unittest2 as unittest
except ImportError:
    import unittest # noqa

from mock import Mock, PropertyMock

from cassandra.cluster import ResultSet


class ResultSetTests(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_iter_non_paged(self):
        expected = list(range(10))
        rs = ResultSet(Mock(has_more_pages=False), expected)
        itr = iter(rs)
        self.assertListEqual(list(itr), expected)

    def test_iter_paged(self):
        expected = list(range(10))
        response_future = Mock(has_more_pages=True)
        response_future.result.side_effect = (ResultSet(Mock(), expected[-5:]), )  # ResultSet is iterable, so it must be protected in order to be returned whole by the Mock
        rs = ResultSet(response_future, expected[:5])
        itr = iter(rs)
        # this is brittle, depends on internal impl details. Would like to find a better way
        type(response_future).has_more_pages = PropertyMock(side_effect=(True, True, False))  # after init to avoid side effects being consumed by init
        self.assertListEqual(list(itr), expected)

    def test_list_non_paged(self):
        # list access on RS for backwards-compatibility
        expected = list(range(10))
        rs = ResultSet(Mock(has_more_pages=False), expected)
        for i in range(10):
            self.assertEqual(rs[i], expected[i])
        self.assertEqual(list(rs), expected)

    def test_list_paged(self):
        # list access on RS for backwards-compatibility
        expected = list(range(10))
        response_future = Mock(has_more_pages=True)
        response_future.result.side_effect = (ResultSet(Mock(), expected[-5:]), )  # ResultSet is iterable, so it must be protected in order to be returned whole by the Mock
        rs = ResultSet(response_future, expected[:5])
        # this is brittle, depends on internal impl details. Would like to find a better way
        type(response_future).has_more_pages = PropertyMock(side_effect=(True, True, True, False))  # First two True are consumed on check entering list mode
        self.assertEqual(rs[9], expected[9])
        self.assertEqual(list(rs), expected)

    def test_has_more_pages(self):
        response_future = Mock()
        response_future.has_more_pages.side_effect = PropertyMock(side_effect=(True, False))
        rs = ResultSet(response_future, [])
        type(response_future).has_more_pages = PropertyMock(side_effect=(True, False))  # after init to avoid side effects being consumed by init
        self.assertTrue(rs.has_more_pages)
        self.assertFalse(rs.has_more_pages)

    def test_iterate_then_index(self):
        # RuntimeError if indexing with no pages
        expected = list(range(10))
        rs = ResultSet(Mock(has_more_pages=False), expected)
        itr = iter(rs)
        # before consuming
        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            rs[0]
        list(itr)
        # after consuming
        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            rs[0]

        self.assertFalse(rs)
        self.assertFalse(list(rs))

        # RuntimeError if indexing during or after pages
        response_future = Mock(has_more_pages=True)
        response_future.result.side_effect = (ResultSet(Mock(), expected[-5:]), )  # ResultSet is iterable, so it must be protected in order to be returned whole by the Mock
        rs = ResultSet(response_future, expected[:5])
        type(response_future).has_more_pages = PropertyMock(side_effect=(True, False))
        itr = iter(rs)
        # before consuming
        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            rs[0]
        for row in itr:
            # while consuming
            with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
                rs[0]
        # after consuming
        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            rs[0]
        self.assertFalse(rs)
        self.assertFalse(list(rs))

    def test_index_list_mode(self):
        # no pages
        expected = list(range(10))
        rs = ResultSet(Mock(has_more_pages=False), expected)

        # index access before iteration causes list to be materialized
        self.assertEqual(rs[0], expected[0])

        # resusable iteration
        self.assertListEqual(list(rs), expected)
        self.assertListEqual(list(rs), expected)

        self.assertTrue(rs)

        # pages
        response_future = Mock(has_more_pages=True)
        response_future.result.side_effect = (ResultSet(Mock(), expected[-5:]), )  # ResultSet is iterable, so it must be protected in order to be returned whole by the Mock
        rs = ResultSet(response_future, expected[:5])
        # this is brittle, depends on internal impl details. Would like to find a better way
        type(response_future).has_more_pages = PropertyMock(side_effect=(True, True, True, False))  # First two True are consumed on check entering list mode
        # index access before iteration causes list to be materialized
        self.assertEqual(rs[0], expected[0])
        self.assertEqual(rs[9], expected[9])
        # resusable iteration
        self.assertListEqual(list(rs), expected)
        self.assertListEqual(list(rs), expected)

        self.assertTrue(rs)

    def test_eq(self):
        # no pages
        expected = list(range(10))
        rs = ResultSet(Mock(has_more_pages=False), expected)

        # eq before iteration causes list to be materialized
        self.assertEqual(rs, expected)

        # results can be iterated or indexed once we're materialized
        self.assertListEqual(list(rs), expected)
        self.assertEqual(rs[9], expected[9])
        self.assertTrue(rs)

        # pages
        response_future = Mock(has_more_pages=True)
        response_future.result.side_effect = (ResultSet(Mock(), expected[-5:]), )  # ResultSet is iterable, so it must be protected in order to be returned whole by the Mock
        rs = ResultSet(response_future, expected[:5])
        type(response_future).has_more_pages = PropertyMock(side_effect=(True, True, True, False))
        # eq before iteration causes list to be materialized
        self.assertEqual(rs, expected)

        # results can be iterated or indexed once we're materialized
        self.assertListEqual(list(rs), expected)
        self.assertEqual(rs[9], expected[9])
        self.assertTrue(rs)

    def test_bool(self):
        self.assertFalse(ResultSet(Mock(has_more_pages=False), []))
        self.assertTrue(ResultSet(Mock(has_more_pages=False), [1]))

    def test_was_applied(self):
        # unknown row factory raises
        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            ResultSet(Mock(), []).was_applied

        response_future = Mock(row_factory=named_tuple_factory)

        # no row
        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            ResultSet(response_future, []).was_applied

        # too many rows
        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            ResultSet(response_future, [tuple(), tuple()]).was_applied

        # various internal row factories
        for row_factory in (named_tuple_factory, tuple_factory):
            for applied in (True, False):
                rs = ResultSet(Mock(row_factory=row_factory), [(applied,)])
                self.assertEqual(rs.was_applied, applied)

        row_factory = dict_factory
        for applied in (True, False):
            rs = ResultSet(Mock(row_factory=row_factory), [{'[applied]': applied}])
            self.assertEqual(rs.was_applied, applied)