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package com.android.bluetooth.avrcp;

import android.content.ComponentName;
import android.content.Context;
import android.os.Bundle;

import com.android.internal.annotations.VisibleForTesting;

/**
 * Provide a method to inject custom MediaBrowser objects for testing. By using the factory
 * methods instead of calling the constructor of MediaBrowser directly, we can inject a custom
 * MediaBrowser that can be used with JUnit and Mockito to set expectations and validate
 * behaviour in tests.
 */
public final class MediaBrowserFactory {
    private static MediaBrowser sInjectedBrowser;

    static MediaBrowser wrap(android.media.browse.MediaBrowser delegate) {
        if (sInjectedBrowser != null) return sInjectedBrowser;
        return (delegate != null) ? new MediaBrowser(delegate) : null;
    }

    static MediaBrowser make(Context context, ComponentName serviceComponent,
            MediaBrowser.ConnectionCallback callback, Bundle rootHints) {
        if (sInjectedBrowser != null) {
            sInjectedBrowser.testInit(context, serviceComponent, callback, rootHints);
            return sInjectedBrowser;
        }
        return new MediaBrowser(context, serviceComponent, callback, rootHints);
    }

    @VisibleForTesting
    static void inject(MediaBrowser browser) {
        sInjectedBrowser = browser;
    }
}