use strict;
use warnings;

use Test::More;

use Text::Caml;

my $renderer = Text::Caml->new(templates_path => 't/templates');

my $output = $renderer->render('{{>partial}}');
is $output => 'Hello from partial!', 'partial renders correctly {{>partial}}';

$output = $renderer->render('{{>partial-with-directives}}', {name => 'foo'});
is $output => 'Hello foo!', 'partial can use directives {{>partial-with-directives}}';

$output = $renderer->render('{{>partial-with-recursion}}', {name => 'foo'});
is $output => '*Hello foo!*', 'partials can recurse {{>partial-with-recursion}}';

$output = $renderer->render('{{> partial }}');
is $output => 'Hello from partial!', 'partial call ignores spaces, eg. {{^ partial }}';

subtest 'render partial with default extension' => sub {
    my $renderer = Text::Caml->new(
        templates_path            => 't/templates',
        default_partial_extension => 'ext'
    );

    my $output = $renderer->render('{{> partial}}');
    is $output => 'Hello from partial.ext!';
};

subtest 'render partial without parsing' => sub {
    my $renderer = Text::Caml->new(templates_path => 't/templates');

    my $output = $renderer->render('{{>&partial-not-parsed}}');
    is $output => 'Hello from partial {{not_parsed}}!';
};

done_testing;