use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More;

plan tests => 56;

use Class::Date qw(gmdate date);

$Class::Date::DST_ADJUST=1;

ok(1);

# Class::Date::new

my $date1=gmdate([2000,11,11,0,1,2]);
is$date1,"2000-11-11 00:01:02";

my $date2=date [2000,10,5],1;
is $date2,"2000-10-05 00:00:00";

my $date3=gmdate({ 
  year => 2001, month => 03, day => 11, 
  hour =>   12,   min => 13, sec => 55
});
is $date3,"2001-03-11 12:13:55";

my $date4=gmdate({
  year => 2001, month => 03, day => 11
});
is $date4,"2001-03-11 00:00:00";

my $date5=gmdate("2001-2-21 13:11:10.123456");
is $date5,"2001-02-21 13:11:10";

my $date6=gmdate("2001-2-21 13:11:06");
is $date6,"2001-02-21 13:11:06";

my $date7=gmdate("973897200");
is $date7,"2000-11-10 23:00:00";

my $date8=gmdate("2001011312220112");
is $date8,"2001-01-13 12:22:01";

my $date9=gmdate("2001-5-11");
is $date9,"2001-05-11 00:00:00";

my $date10=$date9->new($date9);
is $date10,"2001-05-11";

# Class::Date::Rel::new

my $reldate1=Class::Date::Rel->new('1D');
is $reldate1,"0000-00-01 00:00:00";

my $reldate2=Class::Date::Rel->new('1Y 1M 15h 20m');
is $reldate2,"0001-01-00 15:20:00";

my $reldate3=Class::Date::Rel->new('3Y 3M 5D 13h 20m 15s');
is $reldate3,"0003-03-05 13:20:15";

my $reldate4=Class::Date::Rel->new({ year => 5, day => 7});
is $reldate4,"0005-00-07 00:00:00";

my $reldate5=Class::Date::Rel->new({ 
  year => 9, month => 8,    day => 7,
  hour => 6, min   => 65,   sec => 55,
});
is $reldate5,"0009-08-07 07:05:55";

my $reldate6=Class::Date::Rel->new([9,8,7,6,65,55]);
is $reldate6,"0009-08-07 07:05:55";

my $reldate7=Class::Date::Rel->new("7-8-6 07:11:10");
is $reldate7,"0007-08-06 07:11:10";

my $reldate8=$reldate5->new($reldate7);
is $reldate8,"7Y 8M 6D 7h 11m 10s";

# Class::Date::add

is $date1+$reldate1,"2000-11-12 00:01:02";
is $date7+$reldate3,"2004-02-16 12:20:15";
is $date1+"2Y","2002-11-11 00:01:02";
is $date1+"2-0-0","2002-11-11 00:01:02";

# Class::Date::subs
  
is $date1-$reldate1,"2000-11-10 00:01:02";
is $date7-$reldate3+$reldate3,$date7;
is $date3-$date1,'120D 12h 12m 53s';

# Class::Date Comparison

cmp_ok $date1, '>', $date2;
cmp_ok $date1, '>=', $date1;
ok ! ($date1<"2000-01-01");
ok ! ("2000-01-01">$date1);
is "2000-01-02" <=> $date1, -1;
is "2001-01-02" cmp $date1,  1 ;
is $date1 <=> "2000-01-02",  1;
is $date1 cmp "2001-01-02", -1;

# Class::Date::Rel Comparison

cmp_ok $reldate1, '<', $reldate2;
cmp_ok $reldate2, '<', '2Y';
cmp_ok '2Y', '<', $reldate3;
is '2Y' <=> $reldate3, -1;
is $reldate3 <=> '2Y',  1;

# Class::Date field methods;

is $date1->year, 2000;
is $date1->mon,  11;
is $date1->mday, 11;
is $date1->hour,  0;
is $date1->min,   1;
is $date1->sec,   2;

# Default values for hash initialization

my $date11 = Class::Date->new( { year => 2001 } );
is $date11,"2001-01-01 00:00:00";

my $date12 = Class::Date->new( { month => 2   } );
is $date12,"2000-02-01 00:00:00";

my $date13 = gmdate [1998];
is $date13,"1998-01-01";

my $reldate9 = Class::Date::Rel->new( { year => 4 });
is $reldate9, "4-0-0 0:0:0";

my $reldate10 = Class::Date::Rel->new( { month => 5 });
is $reldate10, "0-5-0 0:0:0";

my ($y,$m,$d,$hh,$mm,$ss)=$date1->array;
is $y, 2000;
is $m, 11;
is $d, 11;
is $hh, 0;
is $mm, 1;
is $ss, 2;