sure/test/models/transaction_import_test.rb

require "test_helper"

class TransactionImportTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
  include ActiveJob::TestHelper, ImportInterfaceTest

  setup do
    @subject = @import = imports(:transaction)
  end

  test "uploaded? if raw_file_str is present" do
    @import.expects(:raw_file_str).returns("test").once
    assert @import.uploaded?
  end

  test "configured? if uploaded and rows are generated" do
    @import.expects(:uploaded?).returns(true).once
    @import.expects(:rows_count).returns(1).once
    assert @import.configured?
  end

  test "cleaned? if rows are generated and valid" do
    @import.expects(:configured?).returns(true).once
    assert @import.cleaned?
  end

  test "publishable? if cleaned and mappings are valid" do
    @import.expects(:cleaned?).returns(true).once
    assert @import.publishable?
  end

  test "imports transactions, categories, tags, and accounts" do
    import = <<~CSV
      date,name,amount,category,tags,account,notes
      01/01/2024,Txn1,100,TestCategory1,TestTag1,TestAccount1,notes1
      01/02/2024,Txn2,200,TestCategory2,TestTag1|TestTag2,TestAccount2,notes2
      01/03/2024,Txn3,300,,,,notes3
    CSV

    @import.update!(
      raw_file_str: import,
      date_col_label: "date",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y"
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv

    @import.mappings.create! key: "TestCategory1", create_when_empty: true, type: "Import::CategoryMapping"
    @import.mappings.create! key: "TestCategory2", mappable: categories(:food_and_drink), type: "Import::CategoryMapping"
    @import.mappings.create! key: "", create_when_empty: false, mappable: nil, type: "Import::CategoryMapping" # Leaves uncategorized

    @import.mappings.create! key: "TestTag1", create_when_empty: true, type: "Import::TagMapping"
    @import.mappings.create! key: "TestTag2", mappable: tags(:one), type: "Import::TagMapping"
    @import.mappings.create! key: "", create_when_empty: false, mappable: nil, type: "Import::TagMapping" # Leaves untagged

    @import.mappings.create! key: "TestAccount1", create_when_empty: true, type: "Import::AccountMapping"
    @import.mappings.create! key: "TestAccount2", mappable: accounts(:depository), type: "Import::AccountMapping"
    @import.mappings.create! key: "", mappable: accounts(:depository), type: "Import::AccountMapping"

    @import.reload

    assert_difference -> { Entry.count } => 3,
                      -> { Transaction.count } => 3,
                      -> { Tag.count } => 1,
                      -> { Category.count } => 1,
                      -> { Account.count } => 1 do
      @import.publish
    end

    assert_equal "complete", @import.status
  end

  test "imports transactions with separate type column for signage convention" do
    import = <<~CSV
      date,amount,amount_type
      01/01/2024,100,debit
      01/02/2024,200,credit
      01/03/2024,300,debit
    CSV

    @import.update!(
      account: accounts(:depository),
      raw_file_str: import,
      date_col_label: "date",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      entity_type_col_label: "amount_type",
      amount_type_identifier_value: "debit",
      amount_type_inflow_value: "inflows_positive",
      amount_type_strategy: "custom_column",
      signage_convention: nil # Explicitly set to nil to prove this is not needed
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv

    @import.reload

    assert_difference -> { Entry.count } => 3,
                      -> { Transaction.count } => 3 do
      @import.publish
    end

    assert_equal [ -100, 200, -300 ], @import.entries.map(&:amount)
  end

  test "does not create duplicate when matching transaction exists with same name" do
    account = accounts(:depository)

    # Create an existing manual transaction
    existing_entry = account.entries.create!(
      date: Date.new(2024, 1, 1),
      amount: 100,
      currency: "USD",
      name: "Coffee Shop",
      entryable: Transaction.new(category: categories(:food_and_drink))
    )

    # Try to import a CSV with the same transaction
    import_csv = <<~CSV
      date,name,amount
      01/01/2024,Coffee Shop,100
    CSV

    @import.update!(
      account: account,
      raw_file_str: import_csv,
      date_col_label: "date",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      name_col_label: "name",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y",
      amount_type_strategy: "signed_amount",
      signage_convention: "inflows_negative"
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv
    @import.reload

    # Should not create a new entry, should update the existing one
    assert_no_difference -> { Entry.count } do
      assert_no_difference -> { Transaction.count } do
        @import.publish
      end
    end

    # The existing entry should now be linked to the import
    assert_equal @import.id, existing_entry.reload.import_id
  end

  test "creates new transaction when name differs even if date and amount match" do
    account = accounts(:depository)

    # Create an existing manual transaction
    existing_entry = account.entries.create!(
      date: Date.new(2024, 1, 1),
      amount: 100,
      currency: "USD",
      name: "Coffee Shop",
      entryable: Transaction.new
    )

    # Try to import a CSV with same date/amount but different name
    import_csv = <<~CSV
      date,name,amount
      01/01/2024,Different Store,100
    CSV

    @import.update!(
      account: account,
      raw_file_str: import_csv,
      date_col_label: "date",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      name_col_label: "name",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y",
      amount_type_strategy: "signed_amount",
      signage_convention: "inflows_negative"
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv
    @import.reload

    # Should create a new entry because the name is different
    assert_difference -> { Entry.count } => 1,
                      -> { Transaction.count } => 1 do
      @import.publish
    end

    # Both transactions should exist
    assert_equal 2, account.entries.where(date: Date.new(2024, 1, 1), amount: 100).count
  end

  test "imports all identical transactions from CSV even when one exists in database" do
    account = accounts(:depository)

    # Create an existing manual transaction
    existing_entry = account.entries.create!(
      date: Date.new(2024, 1, 1),
      amount: 50,
      currency: "USD",
      name: "Vending Machine",
      entryable: Transaction.new
    )

    # Import CSV with 3 identical transactions (e.g., buying from vending machine 3 times)
    import_csv = <<~CSV
      date,name,amount
      01/01/2024,Vending Machine,50
      01/01/2024,Vending Machine,50
      01/01/2024,Vending Machine,50
    CSV

    @import.update!(
      account: account,
      raw_file_str: import_csv,
      date_col_label: "date",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      name_col_label: "name",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y",
      amount_type_strategy: "signed_amount",
      signage_convention: "inflows_negative"
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv
    @import.reload

    # Should update 1 existing and create 2 new (total of 3 in system)
    # The first matching row claims the existing entry, the other 2 create new ones
    assert_difference -> { Entry.count } => 2,
                      -> { Transaction.count } => 2 do
      @import.publish
    end

    # Should have exactly 3 identical transactions total
    assert_equal 3, account.entries.where(
      date: Date.new(2024, 1, 1),
      amount: 50,
      name: "Vending Machine"
    ).count

    # The existing entry should be linked to the import
    assert_equal @import.id, existing_entry.reload.import_id
  end

  test "imports all identical transactions from CSV when none exist in database" do
    account = accounts(:depository)

    # Import CSV with 3 identical transactions (no existing entry in database)
    import_csv = <<~CSV
      date,name,amount
      01/01/2024,Vending Machine,50
      01/01/2024,Vending Machine,50
      01/01/2024,Vending Machine,50
    CSV

    @import.update!(
      account: account,
      raw_file_str: import_csv,
      date_col_label: "date",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      name_col_label: "name",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y",
      amount_type_strategy: "signed_amount",
      signage_convention: "inflows_negative"
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv
    @import.reload

    # Should create all 3 as new transactions
    assert_difference -> { Entry.count } => 3,
                      -> { Transaction.count } => 3 do
      @import.publish
    end

    # Should have exactly 3 identical transactions
    assert_equal 3, account.entries.where(
      date: Date.new(2024, 1, 1),
      amount: 50,
      name: "Vending Machine"
    ).count
  end

  test "uses family currency as fallback when account has no currency and no CSV currency column" do
    account = accounts(:depository)
    family = account.family

    # Clear the account's currency to simulate an account without currency set
    account.update_column(:currency, nil)

    import_csv = <<~CSV
      date,name,amount
      01/01/2024,Test Transaction,100
    CSV

    @import.update!(
      account: account,
      raw_file_str: import_csv,
      date_col_label: "date",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      name_col_label: "name",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y",
      amount_type_strategy: "signed_amount",
      signage_convention: "inflows_negative"
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv
    @import.reload

    assert_difference -> { Entry.count } => 1 do
      @import.publish
    end

    # The transaction should have the family's currency as fallback
    entry = @import.entries.first
    assert_equal family.currency, entry.currency
  end

  test "does not raise error when all accounts are properly mapped" do
    # Import CSV with multiple accounts, all mapped
    import_csv = <<~CSV
      date,name,amount,account
      01/01/2024,Coffee Shop,100,Checking Account
      01/02/2024,Grocery Store,200,Credit Card
    CSV

    checking = accounts(:depository)
    credit_card = accounts(:credit_card)

    @import.update!(
      account: nil,
      raw_file_str: import_csv,
      date_col_label: "date",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      name_col_label: "name",
      account_col_label: "account",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y",
      amount_type_strategy: "signed_amount",
      signage_convention: "inflows_negative"
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv

    # Map both accounts
    @import.mappings.create!(key: "Checking Account", mappable: checking, type: "Import::AccountMapping")
    @import.mappings.create!(key: "Credit Card", mappable: credit_card, type: "Import::AccountMapping")
    @import.mappings.create!(key: "", mappable: nil, create_when_empty: false, type: "Import::CategoryMapping")
    @import.mappings.create!(key: "", mappable: nil, create_when_empty: false, type: "Import::TagMapping")

    @import.reload

    # Should succeed without errors
    assert_difference -> { Entry.count } => 2,
                      -> { Transaction.count } => 2 do
      @import.publish
    end

    assert_equal "complete", @import.status

    # Check that each account got one entry from this import
    assert_equal 1, checking.entries.where(import: @import).count
    assert_equal 1, credit_card.entries.where(import: @import).count
  end

  test "skips specified number of rows" do
    account = accounts(:depository)
    import_csv = <<~CSV
      Some Metadata provided by bank
      Generated on 2024-01-01
      date,name,amount
      01/01/2024,Transaction 1,100
      01/02/2024,Transaction 2,200
    CSV

    @import.update!(
      account: account,
      raw_file_str: import_csv,
      date_col_label: "date",
      amount_col_label: "amount",
      name_col_label: "name",
      date_format: "%m/%d/%Y",
      amount_type_strategy: "signed_amount",
      signage_convention: "inflows_negative",
      rows_to_skip: 2
    )

    @import.generate_rows_from_csv
    @import.reload

    # helper to check rows - assuming 2 valid rows
    assert_equal 2, @import.rows.count

    # Sort to ensure order
    rows = @import.rows.order(date: :asc)

    assert_equal "Transaction 1", rows.first.name
    assert_equal "100", rows.first.amount
  end
end