// Positive / negative fixture tests for the checkers exported by
// scripts/lint-skills.ts: SKILL.md frontmatter shape, registry-snapshot item
// refs, and doc cross-references. Each runs against known inputs and asserts
// the violation set matches expectation.
//
// Kept in .mjs (not .ts) so `node --test` can execute it via the same runner
// the rest of scripts/*.test.mjs use; the .ts import is loaded through tsx.

import test from "node:test";
import assert from "node:assert/strict";
import { mkdtempSync, mkdirSync, writeFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { tmpdir } from "node:os";
import { join } from "node:path";
import { headingSlugs, lintDocRefs, lintFrontmatter, lintRegistryItemRefs } from "./lint-skills.ts";

const wrap = (frontmatter) => `---\n${frontmatter}\n---\n\n# body\n`;

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Positive fixtures — must pass with zero violations
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

test("valid: bare required keys", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap("name: foo\ndescription: bar"));
  assert.deepEqual(violations, []);
});

test("valid: with license (optional string)", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap("name: foo\ndescription: bar\nlicense: MIT"));
  assert.deepEqual(violations, []);
});

test("valid: allowed-tools as YAML sequence", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(
    wrap("name: foo\ndescription: bar\nallowed-tools:\n  - Bash\n  - Read"),
  );
  assert.deepEqual(violations, []);
});

test("valid: allowed-tools as single string", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap('name: foo\ndescription: bar\nallowed-tools: "Bash"'));
  assert.deepEqual(violations, []);
});

test("valid: metadata as nested mapping", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(
    wrap("name: foo\ndescription: bar\nmetadata:\n  version: 1\n  tags:\n    - a\n    - b"),
  );
  assert.deepEqual(violations, []);
});

test("valid: multi-line description via block scalar", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(
    wrap("name: foo\ndescription: |\n  Multi\n  line\n  description"),
  );
  assert.deepEqual(violations, []);
});

test("valid: description with a colon inside a quoted string", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap('name: foo\ndescription: "read: file, then: write"'));
  assert.deepEqual(violations, []);
});

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Negative fixtures — must produce at least one matching violation
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

const has = (violations, needle) =>
  violations.some((v) => v.message.toLowerCase().includes(needle.toLowerCase()));

test("invalid: missing frontmatter block", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter("# just a body, no dashes\n");
  assert.ok(has(violations, "Missing SKILL.md YAML frontmatter"));
});

test("invalid: missing name", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap("description: bar"));
  assert.ok(has(violations, `Missing required frontmatter key "name"`));
});

test("invalid: missing description", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap("name: foo"));
  assert.ok(has(violations, `Missing required frontmatter key "description"`));
});

test("invalid: unsupported key (the 'category' drift case)", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap("name: foo\ndescription: bar\ncategory: motion"));
  assert.ok(has(violations, `Unsupported frontmatter key "category"`));
});

test("invalid: name as a list (was silently accepted by the pre-YAML version)", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap("name: [a, b]\ndescription: bar"));
  assert.ok(has(violations, `"name" must be a string`));
});

test("invalid: description as a number", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap("name: foo\ndescription: 42"));
  assert.ok(has(violations, `"description" must be a string`));
});

test("invalid: empty description string", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap('name: foo\ndescription: ""'));
  assert.ok(has(violations, `"description" must not be empty`));
});

test("invalid: allowed-tools as a mapping (must be sequence or string)", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(
    wrap("name: foo\ndescription: bar\nallowed-tools:\n  Bash: true"),
  );
  assert.ok(has(violations, `"allowed-tools" must be a string or a list of strings`));
});

test("invalid: metadata as a scalar (must be a mapping)", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(
    wrap('name: foo\ndescription: bar\nmetadata: "just a string"'),
  );
  assert.ok(has(violations, `"metadata" must be a mapping`));
});

test("invalid: malformed YAML (unmatched brace)", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter(wrap("name: foo\ndescription: {"));
  assert.ok(has(violations, `Malformed YAML frontmatter`));
});

test("invalid: top-level scalar (frontmatter is not a mapping)", () => {
  const violations = lintFrontmatter("---\njust-a-string\n---\n\nbody");
  // Either parse succeeds and the top-level check catches it, or the parser
  // errors — either is an acceptable rejection, but the violation list must
  // be non-empty.
  assert.ok(violations.length > 0);
});

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Registry-snapshot drift guard
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

const KNOWN = new Set(["caption-glitch-rgb", "code-diff", "data-chart"]);
const MARKER = "<!-- registry-items: -->";

test("registry refs: unmarked file is never checked", () => {
  // Opt-in is the whole design. Most kebab-case backticks in skill docs are CSS
  // properties, data-* attributes or skill directory names, and a check that
  // flags those gets switched off. null (not []) distinguishes "not a snapshot"
  // from "a snapshot with nothing wrong", which is what the counter reports.
  assert.equal(lintRegistryItemRefs("Use `not-a-real-item` here.\n", KNOWN), null);
});

test("registry refs: a marker inside a fenced block does not arm the check", () => {
  // Otherwise a doc that documents this marker's own syntax arms the check on
  // itself, and every identifier in it starts failing for no stated reason.
  const doc = ["# Doc", "", "```md", MARKER, "```", "", "Use `not-a-real-item`."].join("\n");
  assert.equal(lintRegistryItemRefs(doc, KNOWN), null);
});

test("registry refs: marked file passes when every id is real", () => {
  const doc = `${MARKER}\n\nUse \`caption-glitch-rgb\` or \`code-diff\`.\n`;
  assert.deepEqual(lintRegistryItemRefs(doc, KNOWN), []);
});

test("registry refs: marked file flags an id the registry does not have", () => {
  const doc = `${MARKER}\n\nInstall \`text-wave-distort\` for the wobble.\n`;
  const violations = lintRegistryItemRefs(doc, KNOWN);
  assert.equal(violations.length, 1);
  assert.equal(violations[0].line, 3);
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("text-wave-distort"));
});

test("registry refs: allow= exempts a legitimately non-item identifier", () => {
  const doc = `<!-- registry-items: allow=dark-plus,pin-rollout -->\n\n\`dark-plus\` and \`pin-rollout\`.\n`;
  assert.deepEqual(lintRegistryItemRefs(doc, KNOWN), []);
});

test("registry refs: non-id backticks are ignored", () => {
  const doc = `${MARKER}\n\n\`--json\`, \`Foo-Bar\`, \`a b-c\`, \`UPPER-CASE\`.\n`;
  assert.deepEqual(lintRegistryItemRefs(doc, KNOWN), []);
});

test("registry refs: single-word ids are a KNOWN blind spot, not an accident", () => {
  // The pattern requires a hyphen, so real single-word registry items (glitch,
  // flowchart, typewriter, confetti, separator, vignette, vignelli) are never
  // checked. Pinned here so the tradeoff is visible in code, not just in a
  // comment: dropping the hyphen would cost 46 allow= entries of prose nouns
  // across the marked files to monitor 3 more items. See lint-skills.ts header.
  const doc = `${MARKER}\n\n\`glitch\` was renamed and this doc was not updated.\n`;
  assert.deepEqual(lintRegistryItemRefs(doc, KNOWN), []);
});

// Cross-references: real temp files, since the rule asks the filesystem. Layout: skill/SKILL.md (headings
// "# Setup", "## Providers" twice), skill/references/a.md (the file under test), skill/examples/demo.html.

function refFixture() {
  const root = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), "lint-skills-refs-"));
  mkdirSync(join(root, "skill", "references"), { recursive: true });
  mkdirSync(join(root, "skill", "examples"), { recursive: true });
  writeFileSync(
    join(root, "skill", "SKILL.md"),
    "---\nname: s\ndescription: d\n---\n\n# Setup\n\n## Providers\n\n## Providers\n",
  );
  writeFileSync(join(root, "skill", "examples", "demo.html"), "<html></html>\n");
  return join(root, "skill", "references", "a.md");
}

test("doc refs: relative link to an existing file passes", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(
    lintDocRefs(file, "See [setup](../SKILL.md) and `../examples/demo.html`.\n"),
    [],
  );
});

test("doc refs: link to a missing file is a violation naming the target", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  const violations = lintDocRefs(file, "# Doc\n\nRead [this](../references/missing.md).\n");
  assert.equal(violations.length, 1);
  assert.equal(violations[0].line, 3);
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("../references/missing.md"));
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("does not exist"));
});

test("doc refs: path climbing above the skill root is a violation", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  // Target exists one level up; the doc climbs two. This is the shape most of
  // the dead references on the tree had.
  const violations = lintDocRefs(file, "Open `../../examples/demo.html` for the full build.\n");
  assert.equal(violations.length, 1);
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("../../examples/demo.html"));
});

test("doc refs: anchor must match a heading slug in the target", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(
    lintDocRefs(file, "[ok](../SKILL.md#setup) [dup](../SKILL.md#providers-1)\n"),
    [],
  );
  const violations = lintDocRefs(file, "See [preflight](../SKILL.md#preflight).\n");
  assert.equal(violations.length, 1);
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("#preflight"));
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("SKILL.md"));
});

test("doc refs: same-file anchor is checked against the file's own headings", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  const doc = "# Intro\n\n## Deep Dive: Part 2!\n\n[a](#deep-dive-part-2) [b](#nope)\n";
  const violations = lintDocRefs(file, doc);
  assert.equal(violations.length, 1);
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("#nope"));
});

test("doc refs: links inside fenced code blocks are ignored", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  const doc = ["```md", "[x](./gone.md)", "`../gone.md`", "```", ""].join("\n");
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, doc), []);
});

test("doc refs: URLs, mailto, absolute paths and placeholders are ignored", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  const doc = [
    "[a](https://example.com/x.md) [b](http://example.com) [c](mailto:x@y.z)",
    "[d](/etc/hosts) `../rules/<id>.md` [e](../{slug}.md)",
    "",
  ].join("\n");
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, doc), []);
});

test("doc refs: backticked relative .md path to a missing file is a violation", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  const violations = lintDocRefs(file, "Follow `../references/cut-catalog.md` first.\n");
  assert.equal(violations.length, 1);
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("../references/cut-catalog.md"));
});

test("doc refs: bare backticked paths are a KNOWN blind spot, not an accident", () => {
  // A bare `references/<name>.md` without a leading ./ or ../ is skill-root shorthand,
  // another skill's file, or a runtime artifact more often than a file-relative
  // path. Pinned so the tradeoff is visible in code. See the cross-reference note in lint-skills.ts.
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, "Read `references/does-not-exist.md`.\n"), []);
});

test("doc refs: reference-style definitions are checked, footnotes are not", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(
    lintDocRefs(file, "[setup]: ../SKILL.md#setup\n[^1]: a footnote, not a path\n"),
    [],
  );
  const violations = lintDocRefs(file, '[gone]: <../gone.md> "Title"\n');
  assert.equal(violations.length, 1);
  assert.ok(violations[0].message.includes("../gone.md"));
});

test("doc refs: prose that merely starts with [Label]: is not a definition", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, "[Label]: describes the thing, not a path\n"), []);
});

test("doc refs: a bare # links to the top of the target, not a heading", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, "[top](#) [skill](../SKILL.md#)\n"), []);
});

test("doc refs: a target named twice on one line is reported once", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.equal(lintDocRefs(file, "[`../gone.md`](../gone.md)\n").length, 1);
});

test("doc refs: a stray ](target) without link text is not a link", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, "see the table ](../gone.md) above\n"), []);
});

test("doc refs: an existing directory target passes, with or without a fragment", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(
    lintDocRefs(file, "[ex](../examples) [ex2](../examples/) [ex3](../examples#x)\n"),
    [],
  );
});

test("doc refs: a directory whose name ends in .md is not anchor-checked", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  mkdirSync(join(file, "..", "..", "notes.md"));
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, "[n](../notes.md#anything)\n"), []);
});

test("doc refs: fragments on non-Markdown targets are not anchor-checked", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, "[demo](../examples/demo.html#any-id)\n"), []);
});

test("doc refs: link syntax inside inline code is not a reference", () => {
  const file = refFixture();
  assert.deepEqual(lintDocRefs(file, "Write links as `[text](../gone.md)` in prose.\n"), []);
});

test("heading slugs: GitHub-style lowercasing, punctuation strip, dedupe", () => {
  const slugs = headingSlugs(
    "# Hello, World!\n## `code` & Stuff\n## Hello, World!\n```\n# not a heading\n```\n",
  );
  assert.deepEqual([...slugs], ["hello-world", "code--stuff", "hello-world-1"]);
});