"""Player movement & collision."""

from conftest import step, run, place, hold
from game import settings as S

FLAT = """
name: t
tile_size: 32
map: |
  ##########
  #........#
  #........#
  #........#
  #P......G#
  ##########
"""


def test_falls_and_lands_on_floor(make_game):
    g = make_game(FLAT)
    place(g, 4, 1)  # up in the air
    run(g, 60)
    assert g.player.on_ground
    assert g.player.rect.bottom == 5 * 32  # floor is row 5's top (y=160)


def test_terminal_velocity(make_game):
    g = make_game(FLAT)
    place(g, 4, 1)
    for _ in range(200):
        step(g)
    assert g.player.vy <= S.MAX_FALL + 1


def test_jump_gains_height_then_returns(make_game):
    g = make_game(FLAT)
    run(g, 30)  # settle on floor
    ground = g.player.rect.bottom
    peak = ground
    for i in range(60):
        step(g, hold(jump_pressed=(i == 0), jump_held=True))
        peak = min(peak, g.player.rect.bottom)
    assert peak < ground - 32  # rose at least a tile


def test_variable_jump_height(make_game):
    # Full-hold jump should out-climb a 1-frame tap.
    def peak(hold_frames):
        g = make_game(FLAT)
        run(g, 30)
        ground = g.player.rect.bottom
        hi = ground
        for i in range(60):
            held = i < hold_frames
            step(g, hold(jump_pressed=(i == 0), jump_held=held))
            hi = min(hi, g.player.rect.bottom)
        return ground - hi

    assert peak(60) > peak(1) + 8


def test_coyote_time_allows_jump_after_leaving_ledge(make_game):
    # Walk off a ledge, then jump within the coyote window -> should rise.
    g = make_game("""
name: t
tile_size: 32
map: |
  #######
  #.....#
  #.....#
  ##....#
  #P#...#
  #######
""")
    place(g, 1, 3)  # standing on the little step at [1,3] top
    # walk right off the step for a couple frames, then jump
    run(g, 4, lambda i: hold(right=True))
    y_before = g.player.rect.bottom
    step(g, hold(right=True, jump_pressed=True, jump_held=True))
    step(g, hold(right=True, jump_held=True))
    assert g.player.vy < 0  # a jump actually started


def test_walls_stop_horizontal_movement(make_game):
    g = make_game(FLAT)
    place(g, 1, 4)
    run(g, 120, lambda i: hold(right=True))
    assert g.player.rect.right <= 9 * 32  # right wall inner edge (x=288)
    run(g, 120, lambda i: hold(left=True))
    assert g.player.rect.left >= 1 * 32  # left wall inner edge (x=32)


def test_oneway_platform_land_from_above_pass_from_below(make_game):
    g = make_game("""
name: t
tile_size: 32
map: |
  #######
  #.....#
  #.....#
  #--...#
  #.....#
  #P...G#
  #######
""")
    # Fall onto the one-way from above -> lands on it.
    place(g, 1, 1)  # open air above the one-way (row 3)
    run(g, 60)
    assert g.player.on_ground and g.player.rect.bottom == 3 * 32

    # From below, jumping up passes through it (doesn't block the head).
    g2 = make_game("""
name: t
tile_size: 32
map: |
  #######
  #.....#
  #--...#
  #.....#
  #P...G#
  #######
""")
    place(g2, 1, 4)  # on the floor, below the one-way (row 2)
    run(g2, 5)  # settle so on_ground is set before jumping
    passed = False
    for i in range(40):
        step(g2, hold(jump_pressed=(i == 0), jump_held=(i < 12)))
        if g2.player.rect.top < 2 * 32:  # rose above the one-way row
            passed = True
    assert passed


def test_drop_through_oneway(make_game):
    g = make_game("""
name: t
tile_size: 32
map: |
  #######
  #.....#
  #.....#
  #--...#
  #.....#
  #....G#
  #######
""")
    place(g, 1, 2)  # standing on the one-way at row 3
    run(g, 20)
    assert g.player.on_ground
    # press down + jump to drop through
    for i in range(30):
        step(g, hold(down=True, jump_pressed=(i == 0)))
    assert g.player.rect.top > 3 * 32  # fell below the one-way