require 'rails_helper'

RSpec.describe SupportMailbox, type: :mailbox do
  include ActionMailbox::TestHelper

  describe 'add mail as a new ticket in the email inbox' do
    let(:account) { create(:account) }
    let!(:channel_email) { create(:channel_email, account: account) }
    let(:support_mail) { create_inbound_email_from_fixture('support.eml') }
    let(:described_subject) { described_class.receive support_mail }
    let(:serialized_attributes) do
      %w[bcc cc content_type date from html_content in_reply_to message_id multipart number_of_attachments subject
         text_content to]
    end
    let(:conversation) { Conversation.where(inbox_id: channel_email.inbox).last }

    before do
      # this email is hardcoded in the support.eml, that's why we are updating this
      channel_email.email = 'care@example.com'
      channel_email.save
    end

    describe 'covers basic ticket creation' do
      before do
        described_subject
      end

      it 'create the conversation in the inbox of the email channel' do
        expect(conversation.inbox.id).to eq(channel_email.inbox.id)
        expect(conversation.additional_attributes['source']).to eq('email')
        expect(conversation.contact.email).to eq(support_mail.mail.from.first)
      end

      it 'create a new contact as the sender of the email' do
        expect(conversation.messages.last.sender.email).to eq(support_mail.mail.from.first)
      end

      it 'add the mail content as new message on the conversation' do
        expect(conversation.messages.last.content).to eq("Let's talk about these images:")
      end

      it 'add the attachments' do
        expect(conversation.messages.last.attachments.count).to eq(2)
      end

      it 'have proper content_attributes with details of email' do
        expect(conversation.messages.last.content_attributes[:email].keys).to eq(serialized_attributes)
      end

      it 'set proper content_type' do
        expect(conversation.messages.last.content_type).to eq('incoming_email')
      end
    end

    describe 'handle inbox contacts' do
      let(:contact) { create(:contact, account: account, email: support_mail.mail.from.first) }
      let(:contact_inbox) { create(:contact_inbox, inbox: channel_email.inbox, contact: contact) }

      it 'does not create new contact if that contact exists in the inbox' do
        # making sure we have a contact already present
        expect(contact_inbox.contact.email).to eq(support_mail.mail.from.first)
        described_subject
        expect(conversation.messages.last.sender.id).to eq(contact.id)
      end
    end
  end
end