from __future__ import annotations

import pytest

from watchdog import events
from watchdog.utils.bricks import SkipRepeatsQueue

from .markers import cpython_only


def basic_actions():
    q = SkipRepeatsQueue()

    e1 = (2, "fred")
    e2 = (2, "george")
    e3 = (4, "sally")

    q.put(e1)
    q.put(e2)
    q.put(e3)

    assert e1 == q.get()
    assert e2 == q.get()
    assert e3 == q.get()
    assert q.empty()


def test_basic_queue():
    basic_actions()


def test_allow_nonconsecutive():
    q = SkipRepeatsQueue()

    e1 = (2, "fred")
    e2 = (2, "george")

    q.put(e1)
    q.put(e2)
    q.put(e1)  # repeat the first entry

    assert e1 == q.get()
    assert e2 == q.get()
    assert e1 == q.get()
    assert q.empty()


def test_put_with_watchdog_events():
    # FileSystemEvent.__ne__() uses the key property without
    # doing any type checking. Since _last_item is set to
    # None in __init__(), an AttributeError is raised when
    # FileSystemEvent.__ne__() tries to use None.key
    queue = SkipRepeatsQueue()
    dummy_file = "dummy.txt"
    event = events.FileCreatedEvent(dummy_file)
    queue.put(event)
    assert queue.get() is event


def test_prevent_consecutive():
    q = SkipRepeatsQueue()

    e1 = (2, "fred")
    e2 = (2, "george")

    q.put(e1)
    q.put(e1)  # repeat the first entry (this shouldn't get added)
    q.put(e2)

    assert e1 == q.get()
    assert e2 == q.get()
    assert q.empty()


def test_consecutives_allowed_across_empties():
    q = SkipRepeatsQueue()

    e1 = (2, "fred")

    q.put(e1)
    q.put(e1)  # repeat the first entry (this shouldn't get added)

    assert e1 == q.get()
    assert q.empty()

    q.put(e1)  # this repeat is allowed because 'last' added is now gone from queue
    assert e1 == q.get()
    assert q.empty()


@cpython_only
def test_eventlet_monkey_patching():
    eventlet = pytest.importorskip("eventlet")
    eventlet.monkey_patch()
    basic_actions()