import Foundation
import Testing
@testable import Workouts

/// Locks `RoutineNaming.uniqueName` — the "duplicate this routine" naming scheme.
struct RoutineNamingTests {

    @Test func firstCopyWhenNameIsFree() {
        #expect(RoutineNaming.uniqueName(base: "Upper Body", existing: []) == "Upper Body Copy")
    }

    @Test func collisionAdvancesToCopyTwo() {
        #expect(RoutineNaming.uniqueName(
            base: "Upper Body", existing: ["Upper Body Copy"]
        ) == "Upper Body Copy 2")
    }

    @Test func multipleCollisionsAdvanceToCopyThree() {
        #expect(RoutineNaming.uniqueName(
            base: "Upper Body", existing: ["Upper Body Copy", "Upper Body Copy 2"]
        ) == "Upper Body Copy 3")
    }

    @Test func onlyLaterCollisionSkipsAhead() {
        // "Copy" itself is free, but "Copy 2" is taken — the first free slot is still
        // "Copy" since collisions are only checked, not assumed contiguous.
        #expect(RoutineNaming.uniqueName(
            base: "Upper Body", existing: ["Upper Body Copy 2"]
        ) == "Upper Body Copy")
    }

    @Test func matchIsCaseSensitive() {
        // A differently-cased existing name doesn't count as a collision.
        #expect(RoutineNaming.uniqueName(
            base: "Upper Body", existing: ["upper body copy"]
        ) == "Upper Body Copy")
    }

    @Test func unrelatedNamesDontCollide() {
        #expect(RoutineNaming.uniqueName(
            base: "Upper Body", existing: ["Lower Body", "Core"]
        ) == "Upper Body Copy")
    }
}