use strict;
use warnings;

use Test::More tests => 13;

use HTML::FormFu;
use lib 't/lib';
use HTMLFormFu::TestLib;

my $form = HTML::FormFu->new(
    { tt_args => { INCLUDE_PATH => 'share/templates/tt/xhtml' } } );

$form->load_config_file(
    't/repeatable/constraints/required_not_increment_field_names.yml');

$form->get_element( { type => 'Repeatable' } )->repeat(2);

# Valid
{
    $form->process(
        {   foo   => [ 'a', 'b' ],
            bar   => [ 'c', 'd' ],
            count => 2,
        } );

    ok( $form->submitted_and_valid );

    is_deeply(
        $form->params,
        {   foo   => [ 'a', 'b' ],
            bar   => [ 'c', 'd' ],
            count => 2,
        } );
}

# Missing - Invalid
{
    $form->process(
        {   foo   => [ '',  'b' ],
            bar   => [ 'c', '' ],
            count => 2,
        } );

    ok( !$form->submitted_and_valid );

# $form->has_errors() doesn't really make sense for multiple fields with the same name
# -  an error on any of those fields will return true

    ok( $form->has_errors('foo') );
    ok( $form->has_errors('bar') );

    my $foo1 = $form->get_fields('foo')->[0];
    my $foo2 = $form->get_fields('foo')->[1];
    my $bar1 = $form->get_fields('bar')->[0];
    my $bar2 = $form->get_fields('bar')->[1];

    is( scalar @{ $foo1->get_errors }, 1 );
    is( scalar @{ $foo2->get_errors }, 0 );
    is( scalar @{ $bar1->get_errors }, 0 );
    is( scalar @{ $bar2->get_errors }, 1 );

    like( $foo1, qr/This field is required/ );
    unlike( $foo2, qr/This field is required/ );

    unlike( $bar1, qr/This field is required/ );
    like( $bar2, qr/This field is required/ );
}