# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.

from odoo.addons.hr_expense.tests.common import TestExpenseCommon
from odoo.tests import tagged
from odoo.exceptions import UserError


@tagged('-at_install', 'post_install')
class TestExpensesMailImport(TestExpenseCommon):
    def test_import_expense_from_email(self):
        messages = (
            {
                'message_id': "the-world-is-a-ghetto",
                'subject': f'{self.product_a.default_code} {self.product_a.standard_price}',
                'email_from': self.expense_user_employee.email,
                'to': 'catchall@yourcompany.com',
                'body': "Don't you know, that for me, and for you",
                'attachments': [],
            }, {
                'message_id': "the-world-is-a-ghetto",
                'subject': 'no product code 800',
                'email_from': self.expense_user_employee.email,
                'to': 'catchall@yourcompany.com',
                'body': "Don't you know, that for me, and for you",
                'attachments': [],
            }, {
                'message_id': "test",
                'subject': 'product_c my description 100',
                'email_from': self.expense_user_employee.email,
                'to': 'catchall@yourcompany.com',
                'body': "test",
                'attachments': [],
            }
        )
        expenses = self.env['hr.expense']
        for message in messages:
            expenses |= self.env['hr.expense'].message_new(message)

        self.assertRecordValues(expenses, [
            {'product_id': self.product_a.id, 'total_amount_currency': 800.0, 'employee_id': self.expense_employee.id},
            {'product_id': False,             'total_amount_currency': 800.0, 'employee_id': self.expense_employee.id},
            {'product_id': self.product_c.id, 'total_amount_currency': 100.0, 'employee_id': self.expense_employee.id},
        ])

    def test_import_expense_from_email_several_employees(self):
        """When a user has several employees' profiles from different companies, the right record should be selected"""
        user = self.expense_user_employee
        company_2 = user.company_ids[1]
        user.company_id = company_2.id

        # Create a second employee linked to the user for another company
        company_2_employee = self.env['hr.employee'].sudo().create({
            'name': 'expense_employee_2',
            'company_id': company_2.id,
            'user_id': user.id,
            'work_email': user.email,
        }).sudo(False)

        message_parsed = {
            'message_id': "the-world-is-a-ghetto",
            'subject': 'New expense',
            'email_from': user.email,
            'to': 'catchall@yourcompany.com',
            'body': "Don't you know, that for me, and for you",
            'attachments': [],
        }
        expense = self.env['hr.expense'].message_new(message_parsed)
        self.assertRecordValues(expense, [{
            'employee_id': company_2_employee.id,
        }])

    def test_import_expense_from_email_employee_without_user(self):
        """ When an employee is not linked to a user, he has to be able to create expenses from email """
        employee = self.expense_employee
        employee.sudo().user_id = False

        message_parsed = {
            'message_id': "the-world-is-a-ghetto",
            'subject': 'New expense',
            'email_from': employee.work_email,
            'to': 'catchall@yourcompany.com',
            'body': "Don't you know, that for me, and for you",
            'attachments': [],
        }

        expense = self.env['hr.expense'].message_new(message_parsed)
        self.assertRecordValues(expense, [{
            'employee_id': employee.id,
        }])

    def test_import_expense_from_email_no_product(self):
        message_parsed = {
            'message_id': "the-world-is-a-ghetto",
            'subject': 'no product code 800',
            'email_from': self.expense_user_employee.email,
            'to': 'catchall@yourcompany.com',
            'body': "Don't you know, that for me, and for you",
            'attachments': [],
        }

        expense = self.env['hr.expense'].message_new(message_parsed)

        self.assertRecordValues(expense, [{
            'product_id': False,
            'total_amount': 800.0,
            'employee_id': self.expense_employee.id,
        }])

    def test_import_expense_from_mail_parsing_subjects(self):
        def assertParsedValues(subject, currencies, exp_description, exp_amount, exp_product, exp_currency):
            product, amount, currency_id, description = self.env['hr.expense'] \
                .with_user(self.expense_user_employee) \
                ._parse_expense_subject(subject, currencies)

            self.assertEqual(product, exp_product)
            self.assertAlmostEqual(amount, exp_amount)
            self.assertEqual(description, exp_description)
            self.assertEqual(currency_id, exp_currency)

        # Without Multi currency access
        assertParsedValues(
            "product_a bar $1205.91 electro wizard",
            self.company_data['currency'],
            "bar electro wizard",
            1205.91,
            self.product_a,
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )

        # subject having other currency then company currency, it should ignore other currency then company currency
        assertParsedValues(
            f'foo bar {self.other_currency.symbol}1406.91 royal giant',
            self.company_data['currency'],
            f'foo bar {self.other_currency.symbol} royal giant',
            1406.91,
            self.env['product.product'],
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )

        # With Multi currency access
        self.expense_user_employee.group_ids |= self.env.ref('base.group_multi_currency')
        assertParsedValues(
            "product_a foo bar $2205.92 elite barbarians",
            self.company_data['currency'],
            "foo bar elite barbarians",
            2205.92,
            self.product_a,
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )
        # subject having other currency then company currency, it should accept other currency because multi currency is activated
        assertParsedValues(
            f'product_a {self.other_currency.symbol}2510.90 chhota bheem',
            self.company_data['currency'] + self.other_currency,
            "chhota bheem",
            2510.90,
            self.product_a,
            self.other_currency,
        )

        # subject without product and currency, should take company currency and default product
        assertParsedValues(
            "foo bar 109.96 spear goblins",
            self.company_data['currency'] + self.other_currency,
            "foo bar spear goblins",
            109.96,
            self.env['product.product'],
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )

        # subject with currency symbol at end
        assertParsedValues(
            "product_a foo bar 2910.94$ inferno dragon",
            self.company_data['currency'] + self.other_currency,
            "foo bar inferno dragon",
            2910.94,
            self.product_a,
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )

        # subject with no amount and product
        assertParsedValues(
            "foo bar mega knight",
            self.company_data['currency'] + self.other_currency,
            "foo bar mega knight",
            0.0,
            self.env['product.product'],
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )

        # price with a comma
        assertParsedValues(
            "foo bar 291,56$ mega knight",
            self.company_data['currency'] + self.other_currency,
            "foo bar mega knight",
            291.56,
            self.env['product.product'],
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )

        # price different decimals than currency
        assertParsedValues(
            "foo bar 291$ mega knight",
            self.company_data['currency'] + self.other_currency,
            "foo bar mega knight",
            291.0,
            self.env['product.product'],
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )
        assertParsedValues(
            "product_a foo bar 291.5$ mega knight",
            self.company_data['currency'] + self.other_currency,
            "foo bar mega knight",
            291.5,
            self.product_a,
            self.company_data['currency'],
        )

    def test_import_expense_from_mail_action_submit_errors(self):
        """ Make sure we get the expected UserError when trying to validate an expense with no product """
        message = {
            'message_id': "the-world-is-a-ghetto",
            'subject': 'no product code 800',
            'email_from': self.expense_user_employee.email,
            'to': 'catchall@yourcompany.com',
            'body': "Don't you know, that for me, and for you",
            'attachments': [],
        }

        expense = self.env['hr.expense'].message_new(message)
        self.assertRaisesRegex(UserError, r"You can not submit an expense without a category\.", expense.action_submit)

    def test_import_expense_from_email_several_companies_one_employee(self):
        """ Import an expense for a user who has access to several companies,
            but has only one employee profile in the company that is not his default one.
        """
        user = self.expense_user_employee
        company_2 = user.company_ids[1]
        # Change the default company of the user to the second one,
        # which is different from the company of the employee
        user.company_id = company_2.id

        message_parsed = {
            'message_id': "XYZ",
            'subject': 'New expense',
            'email_from': user.email,
            'to': 'catchall@yourcompany.com',
            'body': "For which company is this expense?",
            'attachments': [],
        }
        expense = self.env['hr.expense'].message_new(message_parsed)
        self.assertRecordValues(expense, [{
            'employee_id': self.expense_employee.id,
            'company_id': self.expense_employee.company_id.id,
        }])
