/**
 * Tests insurance limit formatter
 *
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 *
 *  This file is part of liza.
 *
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 */


var Class              = require( 'easejs' ).Class,
    liza               = require( '../../../../' ),
    Sut                = liza.validate.formatter.insurance.Limit,
    EchoFormatter      = liza.validate.formatter.EchoFormatter,
    ValidatorFormatter = liza.validate.ValidatorFormatter,
    common             = require( '../common' ),
    expect             = require( 'chai' ).expect;

var DummyFormatter = Class.implement( ValidatorFormatter )
    .extend(
{
    'virtual parse': function( data )
    {
        return '+' + data;
    },

    'virtual retrieve': function( data )
    {
        return '-' + data;
    },
} );


describe( 'validate.formatter.insurance.Limit', function()
{
    common.testValidate( DummyFormatter.use( Sut )(), {
        // plain strings are ignored (and do not invoke supertype)
        "":     [ ""     ],
        "abc":  [ "abc"  ],
        "abc_": [ "abc_" ],
        "_ -":  [ "_ -"  ],

        // numbers >3 digits echoed
        "1234":   [ "+1234",     "-+1234"    ],
        "123456": [ "+123456",   "-+123456"  ],
    } );


    // 3-digit abbreviations are converted *on retrieval* (we'll often
    // be styling existing data, so we don't want to rely on prior
    // conversion)
    common.testValidate( EchoFormatter.use( Sut )(), {
        "100": [ "100", "100000" ],
        "500": [ "500", "500000" ],
    } );
} );