#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use boolean qw(false);

use DateTime::Format::Natural;
use Test::More tests => 341;

my %errors = (
    with_suffix      => qr/suffix 's' without plural/,
    without_suffix   => qr/plural without suffix 's'/,
    meridiem_exceeds => qr/hour exceeds 12-hour clock/,
    meridiem_zero    => qr/hour zero must be literal 12/,
    ordinal_number   => qr/letter suffix should be '(?:st|nd|rd|th)'/,
);

my @with_suffix = ($errors{with_suffix},
[
    '1 seconds ago',
    '1 minutes ago',
    '1 hours ago',
    '1 days ago',
    '1 weeks ago',
    '1 months ago',
    '1 years ago',
    'tomorrow 1 seconds ago',
    'tomorrow 1 minutes ago',
    'tomorrow 1 hours ago',
    'tomorrow 1 days ago',
    'tomorrow 1 weeks ago',
    'tomorrow 1 months ago',
    'tomorrow 1 years ago',
    'today 1 seconds ago',
    'today 1 minutes ago',
    'today 1 hours ago',
    'today 1 days ago',
    'today 1 weeks ago',
    'today 1 months ago',
    'today 1 years ago',
    'yesterday 1 seconds ago',
    'yesterday 1 minutes ago',
    'yesterday 1 hours ago',
    'yesterday 1 days ago',
    'yesterday 1 weeks ago',
    'yesterday 1 months ago',
    'yesterday 1 years ago',
    'fri 1 months ago at 5am',
    'wednesday 1 months ago at 8pm',
    '1 minutes before now',
    '1 minutes from now',
    '1 hours from now',
    '1 hours before now',
    '1 days before now',
    '1 days from now',
    '1 weeks before now',
    '1 weeks from now',
    '1 months before now',
    '1 months from now',
    '1 years before now',
    '1 years from now',
    'in 1 minutes',
    'in 1 hours',
    'in 1 days',
    '1 hours before tomorrow',
    '1 hours before yesterday',
    '1 hours after tomorrow',
    '1 hours after yesterday',
    '1 hours before noon',
    '1 hours after noon',
    '1 hours before midnight',
    '1 hours after midnight',
    'for 1 seconds',
    'for 1 minutes',
    'for 1 hours',
    'for 1 days',
    'for 1 weeks',
    'for 1 months',
    'for 1 years',
]);

my @without_suffix = ($errors{without_suffix},
[
    '2 second ago',
    '2 minute ago',
    '2 hour ago',
    '2 day ago',
    '2 week ago',
    '2 month ago',
    '2 year ago',
    'tomorrow 2 second ago',
    'tomorrow 2 minute ago',
    'tomorrow 2 hour ago',
    'tomorrow 2 day ago',
    'tomorrow 2 week ago',
    'tomorrow 2 month ago',
    'tomorrow 2 year ago',
    'today 2 second ago',
    'today 2 minute ago',
    'today 2 hour ago',
    'today 2 day ago',
    'today 2 week ago',
    'today 2 month ago',
    'today 2 year ago',
    'yesterday 2 second ago',
    'yesterday 2 minute ago',
    'yesterday 2 hour ago',
    'yesterday 2 day ago',
    'yesterday 2 week ago',
    'yesterday 2 month ago',
    'yesterday 2 year ago',
    'fri 2 month ago at 5am',
    'wednesday 2 month ago at 8pm',
    '2 minute before now',
    '2 minute from now',
    '2 hour from now',
    '2 hour before now',
    '2 day before now',
    '2 day from now',
    '2 week before now',
    '2 week from now',
    '2 month before now',
    '2 month from now',
    '2 year before now',
    '2 year from now',
    'in 2 minute',
    'in 2 hour',
    'in 2 day',
    '2 hour before tomorrow',
    '2 hour before yesterday',
    '2 hour after tomorrow',
    '2 hour after yesterday',
    '2 hour before noon',
    '2 hour after noon',
    '2 hour before midnight',
    '2 hour after midnight',
    'for 2 second',
    'for 2 minute',
    'for 2 hour',
    'for 2 day',
    'for 2 week',
    'for 2 month',
    'for 2 year',
]);

my @meridiem_exceeds = ($errors{meridiem_exceeds},
[
    '13am yesterday',
    '13am today',
    '13am tomorrow',
    '14pm yesterday',
    '14pm today',
    '14pm tomorrow',
    '15am next monday',
    '15am this monday',
    '15am last monday',
    '16pm next friday',
    '16pm this friday',
    '16pm last friday',
    '13 am last monday',
    '13 am this monday',
    '13 am next monday',
    '13 pm last monday',
    '13 pm this monday',
    '13 pm next monday',
    'last wednesday 14am',
    'this wednesday 14am',
    'next wednesday 14am',
    'last wednesday 14pm',
    'this wednesday 14pm',
    'next wednesday 14pm',
    'last tuesday 15 am',
    'this tuesday 15 am',
    'next tuesday 15 am',
    'last tuesday 15 pm',
    'this tuesday 15 pm',
    'next tuesday 15 pm',
    '18 oct 16am',
    '18 oct 16pm',
    '18 oct 16 am',
    '18 oct 16 pm',
    'may 02 17am',
    'may 02 17pm',
    'may 02 17 am',
    'may 02 17 pm',
    '17am jul 1',
    '17pm jul 1',
    '17 am jul 1',
    '17 pm jul 1',
    '18 am',
    '18 pm',
    '19:00:00 am',
    '19:00:00 pm',
    '20am',
    '20pm',
    'sunday 21am',
    'sunday 21pm',
    '22am saturday',
    '22pm saturday',
    'tuesday 1 month ago at 23am',
    'tuesday 1 month ago at 23pm',
    'yesterday 13am',
    'today 13am',
    'tomorrow 13am',
    'yesterday 14pm',
    'today 14pm',
    'tomorrow 14pm',
    'yesterday at 15am',
    'today at 15am',
    'tomorrow at 15am',
    'yesterday at 16 am',
    'today at 16 am',
    'tomorrow at 16 am',
    'yesterday at 17 pm',
    'today at 17 pm',
    'tomorrow at 17 pm',
    'wednesday at 18am',
    'wednesday at 18pm',
    '19am on thursday',
    '19pm on thursday',
    'sunday at 20 am',
    'sunday at 20 pm',
    'saturday 21 am',
    'saturday 21 pm',
    'yesterday at 22pm',
    'today at 22pm',
    'tomorrow at 22pm',
    'jan 24, 2011 23am',
    'jan 24, 2011 23pm',
    '22nd may 2011 13am',
    '22nd may 2011 13pm',
# Following tests check errors emitted for dynamically expanded grammar
# hence testing those few expressions (time_am/time_pm) should suffice.
    '14am last day',
    '14pm last day',
]);

my @meridiem_zero = ($errors{meridiem_zero},
[
    '0am yesterday',
    '0am today',
    '0am tomorrow',
    '0pm yesterday',
    '0pm today',
    '0pm tomorrow',
    '0am next monday',
    '0am this monday',
    '0am last monday',
    '0pm next friday',
    '0pm this friday',
    '0pm last friday',
    '0 am last monday',
    '0 am this monday',
    '0 am next monday',
    '0 pm last monday',
    '0 pm this monday',
    '0 pm next monday',
    'last wednesday 0am',
    'this wednesday 0am',
    'next wednesday 0am',
    'last wednesday 0pm',
    'this wednesday 0pm',
    'next wednesday 0pm',
    'last tuesday 0 am',
    'this tuesday 0 am',
    'next tuesday 0 am',
    'last tuesday 0 pm',
    'this tuesday 0 pm',
    'next tuesday 0 pm',
    '18 oct 0am',
    '18 oct 0pm',
    '18 oct 0 am',
    '18 oct 0 pm',
    'may 02 0am',
    'may 02 0pm',
    'may 02 0 am',
    'may 02 0 pm',
    '0am jul 1',
    '0pm jul 1',
    '0 am jul 1',
    '0 pm jul 1',
    '0 am',
    '0 pm',
    '00:00:00 am',
    '00:00:00 pm',
    '0am',
    '0pm',
    'sunday 0am',
    'sunday 0pm',
    '0am saturday',
    '0pm saturday',
    'tuesday 1 month ago at 0am',
    'tuesday 1 month ago at 0pm',
    'yesterday 0am',
    'today 0am',
    'tomorrow 0am',
    'yesterday 0pm',
    'today 0pm',
    'tomorrow 0pm',
    'yesterday at 0am',
    'today at 0am',
    'tomorrow at 0am',
    'yesterday at 0 am',
    'today at 0 am',
    'tomorrow at 0 am',
    'yesterday at 0 pm',
    'today at 0 pm',
    'tomorrow at 0 pm',
    'wednesday at 0am',
    'wednesday at 0pm',
    '0am on thursday',
    '0pm on thursday',
    'sunday at 0 am',
    'sunday at 0 pm',
    'saturday 0 am',
    'saturday 0 pm',
    'yesterday at 0pm',
    'today at 0pm',
    'tomorrow at 0pm',
    'jan 24, 2011 0am',
    'jan 24, 2011 0pm',
    '22nd may 2011 0am',
    '22nd may 2011 0pm',
# Following tests check errors emitted for dynamically expanded grammar
# hence testing those few expressions (time_am/time_pm) should suffice.
    '0am last day',
    '0pm last day',
]);

my @ordinal_number = ($errors{ordinal_number},
[
    '4st february',
    'november 3nd',
    '18nd oct 17:00',
    '18nd oct 5am',
    '18nd oct 5pm',
    '18nd oct 5 am',
    '18nd oct 5 pm',
    'feb 28rd 3:00',
    'feb 28rd 3am',
    'feb 28rd 3pm',
    'feb 28rd 3 am',
    'feb 28rd 3 pm',
    '19:00 jul 1th',
    '7am jul 1th',
    '7pm jul 1th',
    '7 am jul 1th',
    '7 pm jul 1th',
    '11st january 2 years ago',
    '11st january next year',
    '11st january this year',
    '11st january last year',
    'march 1rd 2009',
    '2th monday',
    '100st day',
    '1nd day next year',
    '1nd day this year',
    '1nd day last year',
    '6rd day next week',
    '6rd day this week',
    '6rd day last week',
    '12st day next month',
    '12st day this month',
    '12st day last month',
    '8nd month next year',
    '8nd month this year',
    '8nd month last year',
    '1nd tuesday next november',
    '1nd tuesday this november',
    '1nd tuesday last november',
    '3th jan 2000',
    'jan 3th 2000',
    '2010 october 28st',
    '2st friday in august',
    'jan 24nd, 2011 12:00',
    'jan 24nd, 2011 12am',
    'jan 24nd, 2011 12pm',
    '22rd may 2011 21:35',
    '22rd may 2011 9:35am',
    '22rd may 2011 9:35pm',
]);

foreach my $list (\@with_suffix, \@without_suffix, \@meridiem_exceeds, \@meridiem_zero, \@ordinal_number) {
    check($list);
}

sub check
{
    my $list = shift;
    my ($error, $checks) = @$list;
    foreach my $string (@$checks) {
        check_fail($error, $string);
    }
}

sub check_fail
{
    my ($error, $string) = @_;

    my $parser = DateTime::Format::Natural->new;
    $parser->parse_datetime($string);

    my $check_error = sub
    {
        my ($parser_error) = @_;
        return false unless defined $parser_error;
        return                      $parser_error =~ /^\($error\)$/;
    };

    # Examine _get_error() to detect whether an extended check
    # failed rather than a generic parse failure occurred.
    if (!$parser->success && $check_error->($parser->_get_error)) {
        pass($string);
    }
    else {
        fail($string);
    }
}