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//==============================================================================

#include <test/jtx.h>

namespace ripple {
namespace test {

class BookChanges_test : public beast::unit_test::suite
{
public:
    void
    testConventionalLedgerInputStrings()
    {
        testcase("Specify well-known strings as ledger input");
        jtx::Env env(*this);
        Json::Value params, resp;

        // As per convention in XRPL, ledgers can be specified with strings
        // "closed", "validated" or "current"
        params["ledger"] = "validated";
        resp = env.rpc("json", "book_changes", to_string(params));
        BEAST_EXPECT(!resp[jss::result].isMember(jss::error));
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::status] == "success");
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::validated] == true);

        params["ledger"] = "current";
        resp = env.rpc("json", "book_changes", to_string(params));
        BEAST_EXPECT(!resp[jss::result].isMember(jss::error));
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::status] == "success");
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::validated] == false);

        params["ledger"] = "closed";
        resp = env.rpc("json", "book_changes", to_string(params));
        BEAST_EXPECT(!resp[jss::result].isMember(jss::error));
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::status] == "success");

        // In the unit-test framework, requesting for "closed" ledgers appears
        // to yield "validated" ledgers. This is not new behavior. It is also
        // observed in the unit tests for the LedgerHeader class.
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::validated] == true);

        // non-conventional ledger input should throw an error
        params["ledger"] = "non_conventional_ledger_input";
        resp = env.rpc("json", "book_changes", to_string(params));
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result].isMember(jss::error));
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::status] != "success");
    }

    void
    testLedgerInputDefaultBehavior()
    {
        testcase(
            "If ledger_hash or ledger_index is not specified, the behavior "
            "must default to the `current` ledger");
        jtx::Env env(*this);

        // As per convention in XRPL, ledgers can be specified with strings
        // "closed", "validated" or "current"
        Json::Value const resp =
            env.rpc("json", "book_changes", to_string(Json::Value{}));
        BEAST_EXPECT(!resp[jss::result].isMember(jss::error));
        BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::status] == "success");

        // I dislike asserting the below statement, because its dependent on the
        // unit-test framework BEAST_EXPECT(resp[jss::result][jss::ledger_index]
        // == 3);
    }

    void
    run() override
    {
        testConventionalLedgerInputStrings();
        testLedgerInputDefaultBehavior();

        // Note: Other aspects of the book_changes rpc are fertile grounds for
        // unit-testing purposes. It can be included in future work
    }
};

BEAST_DEFINE_TESTSUITE(BookChanges, app, ripple);

}  // namespace test
}  // namespace ripple