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import array
import unittest
from collections import OrderedDict
from collections import abc
from collections import deque
from types import MappingProxyType

from zope.interface import Invalid
from zope.interface._compat import PYPY
# Note that importing z.i.c.collections does work on import.
from zope.interface.common import collections

from . import VerifyClassMixin
from . import VerifyObjectMixin
from . import add_abc_interface_tests


class TestVerifyClass(VerifyClassMixin, unittest.TestCase):

    # Here we test some known builtin classes that are defined to implement
    # various collection interfaces as a quick sanity test.
    def test_frozenset(self):
        self.assertIsInstance(frozenset(), abc.Set)
        self.assertTrue(self.verify(collections.ISet, frozenset))

    def test_list(self):
        self.assertIsInstance(list(), abc.MutableSequence)
        self.assertTrue(self.verify(collections.IMutableSequence, list))

    # Here we test some derived classes.
    def test_UserList(self):
        self.assertTrue(self.verify(collections.IMutableSequence,
                                    collections.UserList))

    def test_UserDict(self):
        self.assertTrue(self.verify(collections.IMutableMapping,
                                    collections.UserDict))

    def test_UserString(self):
        self.assertTrue(self.verify(collections.ISequence,
                                    collections.UserString))

    # Now we go through the registry, which should have several things, mostly
    # builtins, but if we've imported other libraries already, it could
    # contain things from outside of there too. We aren't concerned about
    # third-party code here, just standard library types. We start with a
    # blacklist of things to exclude, but if that gets out of hand we can
    # figure out a better whitelisting.
    UNVERIFIABLE = {
        # This is declared to be an ISequence, but is missing lots of methods,
        # including some that aren't part of a language protocol, such as
        # ``index`` and ``count``.
        memoryview,
        # 'pkg_resources._vendor.pyparsing.ParseResults' is registered as a
        # MutableMapping but is missing methods like ``popitem`` and
        # ``setdefault``.  It's imported due to namespace packages.
        'ParseResults',
        # sqlite3.Row claims ISequence but also misses ``index`` and
        # ``count``.  It's imported because...? Coverage imports it, but why
        # do we have it without coverage?
        'Row',
        # In Python 3.10 ``array.array`` appears as ``IMutableSequence`` but it
        # does not provide a ``clear()`` method and it cannot be instantiated
        # using ``array.array()``.
        array.array,
    }

    if PYPY:
        UNVERIFIABLE.update({
            # collections.deque.pop() doesn't support the index= argument to
            # MutableSequence.pop(). We can't verify this on CPython because
            # we can't get the signature, but on PyPy we /can/ get the
            # signature, and of course it doesn't match.
            deque,
            # Likewise for index
            range,
        })
    UNVERIFIABLE_RO = {
        # ``array.array`` fails the ``test_auto_ro_*`` tests with and
        # without strict RO but only on Windows (AppVeyor) on Python 3.10.0
        # (in older versions ``array.array`` does not appear as
        # ``IMutableSequence``).
        array.array,
    }


add_abc_interface_tests(TestVerifyClass, collections.ISet.__module__)


class TestVerifyObject(VerifyObjectMixin,
                       TestVerifyClass):
    CONSTRUCTORS = {
        collections.IValuesView: {}.values,
        collections.IItemsView: {}.items,
        collections.IKeysView: {}.keys,
        memoryview: lambda: memoryview(b'abc'),
        range: lambda: range(10),
        MappingProxyType: lambda: MappingProxyType({}),
        collections.UserString: lambda: collections.UserString('abc'),
        type(iter(bytearray())): lambda: iter(bytearray()),
        type(iter(b'abc')): lambda: iter(b'abc'),
        'coroutine': unittest.SkipTest,
        type(iter({}.keys())): lambda: iter({}.keys()),
        type(iter({}.items())): lambda: iter({}.items()),
        type(iter({}.values())): lambda: iter({}.values()),
        type(i for i in range(1)): lambda: (i for i in range(3)),
        type(iter([])): lambda: iter([]),
        type(reversed([])): lambda: reversed([]),
        'longrange_iterator': unittest.SkipTest,
        'range_iterator': lambda: iter(range(3)),
        'rangeiterator': lambda: iter(range(3)),
        type(iter(set())): lambda: iter(set()),
        type(iter('')): lambda: iter(''),
        'async_generator': unittest.SkipTest,
        type(iter(tuple())): lambda: iter(tuple()),
    }

    UNVERIFIABLE_RO = {
        # ``array.array`` fails the ``test_auto_ro_*`` tests with and
        # without strict RO but only on Windows (AppVeyor) on Python 3.10.0
        # (in older versions ``array.array`` does not appear as
        # ``IMutableSequence``).
        array.array,
    }
