#!/usr/bin/python2.5

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# Unit tests for the bcp47languageparser module.

from __future__ import absolute_import
import codecs
import os
import unittest

from .bcp47languageparser import Bcp47LanguageParser

class PyBcp47TestCase(unittest.TestCase):
  bcp47parser = Bcp47LanguageParser()

  def testRegistryFileRecordsBeingWellformed(self):
    # Test whether the parsed entries from the registry file in this package are
    # valid. The registry file in this package is originally downloaded from
    # http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry. Formatting
    # rules of this file can be found at http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5646
    for tag in self.bcp47parser.grandfathereds.keys():
      self.assertTrue(self.bcp47parser.IsWellformed(tag),
                      "Grandfathered tag '%s' in language-subtag-registry.txt "
                      "seems to be invalid!" % (tag))
    for tag in self.bcp47parser.redundants.keys():
      self.assertTrue(self.bcp47parser.IsWellformed(tag),
                      "Redundant tag '%s' in language-subtag-registry.txt "
                      "seems to be invalid!" % (tag))
    for tag in self.bcp47parser.languages.keys():
      self.assertTrue(self.bcp47parser.IsWellformedSubtag(tag, "lang"),
                      "Language subtag '%s' in language-subtag-registry.txt "
                      "seems to be invalid!" % (tag))
    for tag in self.bcp47parser.extlangs.keys():
      # extlangs contains each for each extlang just the tag and the tag
      # combined with its prefix. E.g. 'aao' and 'ar-aao'.
      extlang_parts = tag.split("-")
      extlang = extlang_parts[len(extlang_parts) - 1]
      self.assertTrue(self.bcp47parser.IsWellformedSubtag(extlang, "extlang"),
                      "Extlang subtag '%s' in language-subtag-registry.txt "
                      "seems to be invalid!" % (tag))
    for tag in self.bcp47parser.scripts.keys():
      self.assertTrue(self.bcp47parser.IsWellformedSubtag(tag, "script"),
                      "Script subtag '%s' in language-subtag-registry.txt "
                      "seems to be invalid!" % (tag))
    for tag in self.bcp47parser.regions.keys():
      self.assertTrue(self.bcp47parser.IsWellformedSubtag(tag, "region"),
                      "Region subtag '%s' in language-subtag-registry.txt "
                      "seems to be invalid!" % (tag))
    for tag in self.bcp47parser.variants.keys():
      self.assertTrue(self.bcp47parser.IsWellformedSubtag(tag, "variant"),
                      "Variant subtag '%s' in language-subtag-registry.txt "
                      "seems to be invalid!" % (tag))

  def testValidationWithSamples(self):
    # Test whether samples are all well-formed but not valid.
    self._CheckTagsInFile("well-formed-not-valid-tags.txt", True, False)

    # Test whether samples are all not well-formed.
    self._CheckTagsInFile("not-well-formed-tags.txt", False, False)

    # Test whether samples are all valid.
    self._CheckTagsInFile("valid-tags.txt", True, True)

  def _CheckTagsInFile(self, filename, should_be_wellformed, should_be_valid):
    full_filename = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "testdata",
                                 filename)
    fileObj = codecs.open(full_filename, "r", "utf-8" )
    for line in fileObj:
      line_parts = line.split("#")
      tag = line_parts[0].strip()
      if tag:
        lang_obj = self.bcp47parser.ParseLanguage(tag)
        self.assertEqual(
            lang_obj.wellformed, should_be_wellformed,
            "the language code '%s' (%s) should%s be well-formed" %
            (tag, lang_obj, str((not should_be_wellformed and " not") or "")))
        self.assertEqual(
            lang_obj.valid, should_be_valid,
            "the language code '%s' (%s) should%s be valid" %
            (tag, lang_obj, str((not should_be_valid and " not") or "")))
