use strict;
use warnings;

use Test::More tests => 13;
use Data::Dumper;

use_ok 'Rex::Args';

push( @ARGV, qw(-h -T -dv -u user -p pass -t 5 foo --name=thename --num=5) );

Rex::Args->import(
  C => {},
  c => {},
  q => {},
  Q => {},
  F => {},
  T => {},
  h => {},
  v => {},
  d => {},
  s => {},
  S => { type => "string" },
  E => { type => "string" },
  o => { type => "string" },
  f => { type => "string" },
  M => { type => "string" },
  b => { type => "string" },
  e => { type => "string" },
  H => { type => "string" },
  u => { type => "string" },
  p => { type => "string" },
  P => { type => "string" },
  K => { type => "string" },
  G => { type => "string" },
  t => { type => "integer" },
);

my %opts = Rex::Args->getopts;

ok( exists $opts{h} && $opts{h}, "single parameter" );
ok( exists $opts{T} && $opts{T}, "single parameter (2)" );
ok( exists $opts{d} && $opts{d}, "single parameter (3) (multiple)" );
ok( exists $opts{v} && $opts{v}, "single parameter (4) (multiple)" );
ok(
  exists $opts{u} && $opts{u} eq "user",
  "parameter with option (1) / string"
);
ok(
  exists $opts{p} && $opts{p} eq "pass",
  "parameter with option (2) / string"
);
ok( exists $opts{t} && $opts{t} == 5, "parameter with option (3) / integer" );

ok( $ARGV[0] eq "foo", "got the taskname" );

my %params = Rex::Args->get;

ok( $ARGV[1] eq "--name=thename", "got the whole parameter (1)" );
ok( $ARGV[2] eq "--num=5",        "got the whole parameter (2)" );

ok( exists $params{name} && $params{name} eq "thename",
  "got task parameter (1)" );
ok( exists $params{num} && $params{num} == 5, "got task parameter (2)" );