require 'rails_helper'

module Legacy
  describe Schedule do

    let!(:school) { School.create!(name: 'School') }

    let!(:recipients) { create_recipients(school, 3) }
    let!(:recipient_list) do
      school.recipient_lists.create!(name: 'Parents', recipient_ids: recipients.map(&:id).join(','))
    end

    let!(:kid_recipients) { create_recipients(school, 3) }
    let!(:kids_recipient_list) do
      school.recipient_lists.create!(name: 'Kids', recipient_ids: kid_recipients.map(&:id).join(','))
    end

    let!(:questions) { create_questions(3) }
    let!(:question_list) do
      QuestionList.create!(name: 'Questions', question_ids: questions.map(&:id).join(','))
    end

    let(:default_schedule_params) {
      {
        school: school,
        recipient_list: recipient_list,
        question_list: question_list,
        name: 'Parents Schedule',
        description: 'Schedule for parent questions',
        start_date: 1.month.ago,
        end_date: 11.months.from_now,
        active: true
      }
    }

    let!(:active_schedule) do
      Schedule.create!(default_schedule_params)
    end

    let!(:active_schedule_kids) do
      Schedule.create!(default_schedule_params.merge!(name: 'Kids Schedule', recipient_list: kids_recipient_list))
    end

    let!(:old_schedule) {
      Schedule.create!(default_schedule_params.merge!(start_date: 13.month.ago, end_date: 1.months.ago))
    }

    let!(:paused_schedule) {
      Schedule.create!(default_schedule_params.merge!(active: false))
    }

    describe "active" do
      it 'finds active schedules' do
        active = Schedule.active
        expect(active.length).to eq(2)
      end
    end

    it 'creates a recipient_schedule for every recipient when created' do
      expect(active_schedule.recipient_schedules.length).to eq(3)
    end

  end
end