import { test, expect } from 'vitest';
import { markUnits, unitNote } from './biblicalUnits.js';

const noted = (text) => markUnits(text).filter((p) => p.note).map((p) => p.text);

test('units in a verse are found with their meaning, in any form', () => {
  expect(noted('The ark was two and a half cubits long and a handbreadth thick.')).toEqual(['cubits', 'handbreadth']);
  expect(noted('He gave him five talents, and she lost one drachma; it cost a denarius.')).toEqual(['talents', 'drachma', 'denarius']);
  expect(noted('An ephah of flour, an omer of manna, and a hin of oil.')).toEqual(['ephah', 'omer', 'hin']);
  expect(noted('about twenty-five or thirty stadia')).toEqual(['stadia']);
  expect(unitNote('Talent')).toMatch(/75 pounds/);
});

test('the pieces rejoin to the original text, and a verse with no units is one piece', () => {
  const text = 'five talents of silver (a talent is heavy)';
  expect(markUnits(text).map((p) => p.text).join('')).toBe(text);
  expect(markUnits('For God so loved the world')).toEqual([{ text: 'For God so loved the world' }]);
  expect(markUnits('')).toEqual([{ text: '' }]);
});

test('ordinary words are not mistaken for units', () => {
  expect(noted('He took a pound of flesh; a span of the river; the mile stone')).toEqual(['span', 'mile']);
  expect(noted('Bathsheba and Cornelius, the stadium crowd, a corner and a hinge')).toEqual([]);
});

test('a mina is a mina, and the older word pound is left alone', () => {
  expect(noted('ten minas and a mina')).toEqual(['minas', 'mina']);
  expect(unitNote('pound')).toBeNull();
});