require 'helper'

class ParseNumbersTest < TestCase

  def test_straight_parsing
    strings = {
      'one' => 1,
      'five' => 5,
      'ten' => 10,
      'eleven' => 11,
      'twelve' => 12,
      'thirteen' => 13,
      'fourteen' => 14,
      'fifteen' => 15,
      'sixteen' => 16,
      'seventeen' => 17,
      'eighteen' => 18,
      'nineteen' => 19,
      'twenty' => 20,
      'twenty seven' => 27,
      'thirty-one' => 31,
      'thirty-seven' => 37,
      'thirty seven' => 37,
      'fifty nine' => 59,
      'forty two' => 42,
      'fourty two' => 42,
      # 'a hundred' => 100,
      'one hundred' => 100,
      'one hundred and fifty' => 150,
      # 'one fifty' => 150,
      'two-hundred' => 200,
      '5 hundred' => 500,
      'nine hundred and ninety nine' => 999,
      'one thousand' => 1000,
      'twelve hundred' => 1200,
      'one thousand two hundred' => 1_200,
      'seventeen thousand' => 17_000,
      'twentyone-thousand-four-hundred-and-seventy-three' => 21_473,
      'seventy four thousand and two' => 74_002,
      'ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine' => 99_999,
      '100 thousand' => 100_000,
      'two hundred fifty thousand' => 250_000,
      'one million' => 1_000_000,
      'one million two hundred fifty thousand and seven' => 1_250_007,
      'one billion' => 1_000_000_000,
      'one billion and one' => 1_000_000_001}

    strings.each do |key, val|
      assert_equal val, Chronic::Numerizer.numerize(key).to_i
    end
  end

  def test_ordinal_strings
    {
      'first' => '1st',
      'second' => 'second',
      'second day' => '2nd day',
      'second of may' => '2nd of may',
      'fifth' => '5th',
      'twelfth' => '12th',
      'twentieth' => '20th',
      'thirtieth' => '30th',
      'fourtieth' => '40th',
      'fiftieth' => '50th',
      'sixtieth' => '60th',
      'seventieth' => '70th',
      'eightieth' => '80th',
      'ninetieth' => '90th',
      'hundredth' => '100th',
      'thousandth' => '1000th',
      'millionth' => '1000000th',
      'billionth' => '1000000000th',
      'trillionth' => '1000000000000th',
      'twenty third' => '23rd',
      'first day month two' => '1st day month 2'
    }.each do |key, val|
      # Use pre_normalize here instead of Numerizer directly because
      # pre_normalize deals with parsing 'second' appropriately
      assert_equal val, Chronic::Parser.new.pre_normalize(key)
    end
  end

  def test_edges
    assert_equal "27 Oct 2006 7:30am", Chronic::Numerizer.numerize("27 Oct 2006 7:30am")
  end
end