"""
E2E тесты аутентификации.
"""

import pytest

from kwork_api import KworkClient
from kwork_api.errors import KworkAuthError


@pytest.mark.e2e
async def test_login_success(require_credentials):
    """E2E: Успешная аутентификация."""
    client = await KworkClient.login(
        username=require_credentials["username"], password=require_credentials["password"]
    )

    try:
        assert client.token is not None
        assert len(client.token) > 0
    finally:
        await client.close()


@pytest.mark.e2e
async def test_login_invalid_credentials():
    """E2E: Неверные credentials."""
    with pytest.raises(KworkAuthError):
        await KworkClient.login(username="invalid_user_12345", password="invalid_pass_12345")


@pytest.mark.skip(reason="Kwork API (api.kwork.ru) requires separate API token, cookies only work for kwork.ru web")
@pytest.mark.e2e
async def test_restore_session(require_credentials):
    """E2E: Восстановление сессии из cookies.
    
    NOTE: Currently fails because Kwork separates authentication:
    - kwork.ru (web): accepts cookies (slrememberme)
    - api.kwork.ru (API): requires separate API token
    
    Workaround: Just call login() each time - it's fast and reliable.
    """
    # First login
    client1 = await KworkClient.login(
        username=require_credentials["username"], password=require_credentials["password"]
    )
    credentials = client1.credentials  # Get all cookies
    await client1.close()

    # Restore from credentials (all cookies)
    client2 = KworkClient(cookies=credentials)
    try:
        user = await client2.user.get_info()
        assert user["username"] == require_credentials["username"]
    finally:
        await client2.close()