/*
 * Author: username
 * Date: todays_date 
 * filename: test_LedController.c
 * description: module_purpose
 */

#include "CppUTest/CommandLineTestRunner.h"

extern "C" 
{
#include "LedController.h"
}

TEST_GROUP(test_LedController)
{
    void setup()
    {

    }
    void teardown()
    {

    }
};

TEST(test_LedController, selftest)
{
    CHECK_TRUE(true);
}


TEST(test_LedController, LedSetHighWorks)
{
    uint8_t fake_port = 0x00;
    
    Led fake_led;
    fake_led.port = &fake_port;
    fake_led.pin_num = 0;
    fake_led.state = false;
 
    LedController_SetHigh(&fake_led);

    //Check that it sets the correct bit.
    CHECK_TRUE(fake_port & 0x01);

    //It should set the state to true.
    CHECK_TRUE(fake_led.state);

    //Only the first bit should have been set
    CHECK_TRUE(fake_port == 0x01);
}

TEST(test_LedController, LedSetHighMaintainsPortState)
{
    uint8_t fake_port = 0x00;
    
    Led fake_led;
    fake_led.port = &fake_port;
    fake_led.pin_num = 0;
    fake_led.state = false;

    Led led_two;
    led_two.pin_num = 1;
    led_two.port = &fake_port;
    led_two.state = false;

    LedController_SetHigh(&fake_led);
    LedController_SetHigh(&led_two);

    CHECK_TRUE(fake_port & 0x01);
    CHECK_TRUE(fake_port & 0x02);
}

TEST(test_LedController, LedSetLow)
{
    uint8_t fake_port = 0x01;
    
    Led fake_led;
    fake_led.port = &fake_port;
    fake_led.pin_num = 0;
    fake_led.state = true;

    LedController_SetLow(&fake_led);

    CHECK_EQUAL(0x00, fake_port);
    CHECK_EQUAL(false, fake_led.state);
}

/*
 * what's the best way to handle an array of 8 leds. Should they
 * reside in a structure? Or should it just be an array that the user defines?
 */
TEST(test_LedController, NewLedByte)
{
    uint8_t fake_port = 0x00;
    LedByte led_byte = LedController_New(&fake_port);

    for(int i = 0; i < 8; i++){
        CHECK_TRUE(led_byte.leds[i].state == false);
        CHECK_EQUAL(&fake_port, led_byte.leds[i].port);
        CHECK_EQUAL(false, led_byte.leds[i].state);
    }
}