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 * Copyright (c) 2023 Fancy Code.
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 *     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
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 */
#include "ILog.h"
#include "LinuxApiMock.h"
#include "UartDevice.h"
#include "UartDeviceTestTool.h"
#include <gmock/gmock.h>
#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include <thread>
namespace UartDeviceMockTest
{
const char *gDeviceName = "dev/s1";
static uart_info gUartDevice = {
    gDeviceName,
    1152000,
    'N',
    8,
    1,
    'N',
};
class UartDeviceMockTest : public testing::Test, public UartDeviceTestTool
{
public:
    UartDeviceMockTest() {}
    virtual ~UartDeviceMockTest() {}
    static void SetUpTestCase()
    {
        CreateLogModule();
        ILogInit(LOG_INSTANCE_TYPE_END);
    }
    static void TearDownTestCase() { ILogUnInit(); }
    virtual void SetUp()
    {
        mLinuxTest = LinuxTest::CreateLinuxTest();
        std::shared_ptr<LinuxApiMock> test = mLinuxTest;
        LinuxApiMock::GetInstance(&test);
        LinuxApiMock::GetInstance()->Init();
        RegisterUartDevice(mLinuxTest, gUartDevice);
    }
    virtual void TearDown()
    {
        LinuxApiMock::GetInstance()->UnInit();
        mLinuxTest = std::make_shared<LinuxTest>();
        std::shared_ptr<LinuxApiMock> test = std::make_shared<LinuxApiMock>();
        LinuxApiMock::GetInstance(&test);
    }

public:
    std::shared_ptr<LinuxTest> mLinuxTest;
};
// ../output_files/test/bin/UartDeviceTest --gtest_filter=UartDeviceMockTest.UNIT_UartDevice_EXAMPLE_Demo
TEST_F(UartDeviceMockTest, UNIT_UartDevice_EXAMPLE_Demo)
{
    void *object = CreateUartDevice(gUartDevice);
    IUartOpen(object);
    const char *SEND_BUF = "TEST";
    ssize_t sendResult = IUartSend(object, SEND_BUF, strlen(SEND_BUF));
    EXPECT_EQ(sendResult, static_cast<ssize_t>(strlen(SEND_BUF)));
    // IUartRecv(object, nullptr, 0, 0);
    // IUartTcflush(object);
    IUartDeviceFree(object);
}
// ../output_files/test/bin/UartDeviceTest --gtest_filter=UartDeviceMockTest.UNIT_UartDevice_AUTO_ParameterEarror
/**
 * @brief Construct a new test f object
 * Is the interface accurate when testing parameter errors in this test case.
 */
TEST_F(UartDeviceMockTest, UNIT_UartDevice_AUTO_ParameterEarror)
{
    char *deviceName = nullptr;
    static uart_info uartDevice = {
        deviceName,
        1152000,
        'N',
        8,
        1,
        'N',
    };
    RegisterUartDevice(mLinuxTest, uartDevice);
    void *object = CreateUartDevice(uartDevice);
    IUartOpen(object);
    IUartDeviceFree(object);
    EXPECT_EQ(object, nullptr);
}
// ../output_files/test/bin/UartDeviceTest --gtest_filter=UartDeviceMockTest.UNIT_UartDevice_AUTO_ParameterEarror2
/**
 * @brief Construct a new test f object
 * Is the interface accurate when testing parameter errors in this test case.
 */
TEST_F(UartDeviceMockTest, UNIT_UartDevice_AUTO_ParameterEarror2)
{
    // TODO:
    // const char *SEND_BUF = "TEST";
    // char *deviceName = (char *)malloc(strlen(SEND_BUF) + 1);
    // memset(deviceName, 0, strlen(SEND_BUF) + 1);
    // static uart_info uartDevice = {
    //     "deviceName",
    //     1152000,
    //     'N',
    //     8,
    //     1,
    //     'N',
    // };
    // RegisterUartDevice(mLinuxTest, uartDevice);
    // void *object = CreateUartDevice(uartDevice);
    // IUartOpen(object);
    // IUartDeviceFree(object);
    // free(deviceName);
    // deviceName = nullptr;
}
// ../output_files/test/bin/UartDeviceTest --gtest_filter=UartDeviceMockTest.UNIT_UartDevice_AUTO_WriteAllData
/**
 * @brief Construct a new test f object
 * This test case verifies whether the application will call the write function twice until all data is written when the
 * write function does not write the length of the data.
 */
TEST_F(UartDeviceMockTest, UNIT_UartDevice_AUTO_WriteAllData)
{
    const char *SEND_BUF = "TEST";
    constexpr ssize_t SEND_LENGTH = 1; // less than static_cast<ssize_t>(strlen(SEND_BUF))
    SetSendApiOnce(mLinuxTest, gUartDevice, SEND_LENGTH);
    void *object = CreateUartDevice(gUartDevice);
    IUartOpen(object);
    ssize_t sendResult = IUartSend(object, SEND_BUF, strlen(SEND_BUF));
    EXPECT_EQ(sendResult, static_cast<ssize_t>(strlen(SEND_BUF)));
    IUartDeviceFree(object);
}
// ../output_files/test/bin/UartDeviceTest --gtest_filter=UartDeviceMockTest.UNIT_UartDevice_EXAMPLE_MultiThreadTest
/**
 * @brief Construct a new test f object
 * This test case tests whether the correct return value can be obtained when simulating multi-threaded operations on
 * the interface.
 */
TEST_F(UartDeviceMockTest, UNIT_UartDevice_AUTO_MultiThreadTest)
{
    auto openThread = [](void) {
        LogInfo("===========openThread \n");
        void *object = CreateUartDevice(gUartDevice);
        IUartOpen(object);
        IUartDeviceFree(object);
    };
    std::thread test1 = std::thread(openThread);
    test1.detach();
    std::thread test2 = std::thread(openThread);
    test2.detach();
    std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(1000));
}
} // namespace UartDeviceMockTest