require "hbc/system_command"
describe Hbc::SystemCommand::Result, :cask do
  describe "::_parse_plist" do
    subject { described_class._parse_plist(command, input) }
    let(:command) { Hbc::SystemCommand.new("/usr/bin/true", {}) }
    let(:plist) {
      <<~EOS
        
        
        
        
          system-entities
          
            
              content-hint
              Apple_partition_map
              dev-entry
              /dev/disk3s1
              potentially-mountable
              
              unmapped-content-hint
              Apple_partition_map
            
            
              content-hint
              Apple_partition_scheme
              dev-entry
              /dev/disk3
              potentially-mountable
              
              unmapped-content-hint
              Apple_partition_scheme
            
            
              content-hint
              Apple_HFS
              dev-entry
              /dev/disk3s2
              mount-point
              /private/tmp/dmg.BhfS2g
              potentially-mountable
              
              unmapped-content-hint
              Apple_HFS
              volume-kind
              hfs
            
          
        
        
      EOS
    }
    context "when output contains garbage" do
      let(:input) {
        <<~EOS
          Hello there! I am in no way XML am I?!?!
            That's a little silly... you were expexting XML here!
          What is a parser to do?
          Hopefully  explode!
          #{plist}
        EOS
      }
      it "ignores garbage before xml" do
        expect(subject.keys).to eq(["system-entities"])
        expect(subject["system-entities"].length).to eq(3)
      end
    end
    context "given a hdiutil output as input" do
      let(:input) { plist }
      it "successfully parses it" do
        expect(subject.keys).to eq(["system-entities"])
        expect(subject["system-entities"].length).to eq(3)
        expect(subject["system-entities"].map { |e| e["dev-entry"] })
          .to eq(["/dev/disk3s1", "/dev/disk3", "/dev/disk3s2"])
      end
    end
    context "given an empty input" do
      let(:input) { "" }
      it "raises an error" do
        expect { subject }.to raise_error(Hbc::CaskError, /Empty plist input/)
      end
    end
  end
end