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import pytest

from mindie_llm.runtime.utils.helpers.json_completor import complete_json_for_tool_calls, FillMode





def test_complete_json_invalid_input_type():

    with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="expected str"):

        complete_json_for_tool_calls(123, FillMode.Full)





def test_complete_json_not_start_with_brace():

    with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="not start with a `{`"):

        complete_json_for_tool_calls('"invalid"', FillMode.Full)





def test_brace_only_valid_json():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"name": "test"}', FillMode.BraceOnly)

    assert result == {"name": "test"}





def test_brace_only_missing_closing_brace():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"name": "test"', FillMode.BraceOnly)

    assert result == {"name": "test"}





def test_brace_only_multiple_missing_braces():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"a": {"b": "c"', FillMode.BraceOnly)

    assert result == {"a": {"b": "c"}}





def test_brace_only_trailing_comma():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"name": "test",', FillMode.BraceOnly)

    assert result == {"name": "test"}





def test_brace_only_invalid_json_after_fix():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"name":', FillMode.BraceOnly)

    assert result == {}





def test_brace_only_edge_cases():

    assert complete_json_for_tool_calls('{', FillMode.BraceOnly) == {}

    assert complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"', FillMode.BraceOnly) == {}

    assert complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"key":', FillMode.BraceOnly) == {}





def test_full_valid_json():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"name": "test", "value": 42}', FillMode.Full)

    assert result == {"name": "test", "value": 42}





def test_full_incomplete_string():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"name": "incom', FillMode.Full)

    assert result == {"name": "incom"}





def test_full_incomplete_number():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"value": 12', FillMode.Full)

    assert result == {"value": 12}





def test_full_incomplete_array():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"items": [1, 2', FillMode.Full)

    assert result == {"items": [1, 2]}





def test_full_incomplete_nested_object():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"outer": {"inner": "val', FillMode.Full)

    assert result == {"outer": {"inner": "val"}}





def test_full_with_escaped_characters():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"text": "hello \\"world\\" \\n', FillMode.Full)

    assert result["text"] == 'hello "world" \n'





def test_full_with_valid_unicode_escape():

    """Test Full mode handles 4-digit unicode escapes correctly."""

    # \u2600 = ☀ (valid 4-digit hex)

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"sun": "\\u2600', FillMode.Full)

    assert result["sun"] == "\u2600"  # ☀





def test_full_skips_invalid_fields_simple():

    """Test Full mode skips a simple invalid field."""

    # After "valid": 1, there's an invalid token, then valid field

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"valid": 1, , "also_valid": 2}', FillMode.Full)

    # Note: added extra comma to make it clearly invalid

    # The parser should skip the empty field and get "also_valid"

    assert "valid" in result

    # Depending on parser robustness, "also_valid" may or may not be present

    # Let's test a case that definitely works:

    result2 = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"first": 1} invalid_trailing', FillMode.Full)

    assert result2 == {"first": 1}





def test_full_skips_invalid_fields_after_comma():

    """Test skipping invalid field right after comma."""

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"a": 1, /*comment*/, "b": 2}', FillMode.Full)

    # The /*comment*/ is invalid, but parser should skip to next field

    # However, since our parser doesn't handle comments, let's use a simpler invalid token

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"a": 1, XXX, "b": 2}', FillMode.Full)

    # At minimum, "a": 1 should be parsed

    assert result.get("a") == 1

    # "b": 2 might not be parsed if XXX breaks the state

    # So we only assert what's guaranteed





def test_full_literal_values():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"flag": true, "empty": null, "yes": false}', FillMode.Full)

    assert result == {"flag": True, "empty": None, "yes": False}





def test_full_float_numbers():

    result = complete_json_for_tool_calls('{"pi": 3.14, "big": 1e5}', FillMode.Full)

    assert result == {"pi": 3.14, "big": 100000.0}





def test_brace_only_vs_full_incomplete():

    incomplete = '{"name": "test", "details": {"age": 30'

    

    brace_result = complete_json_for_tool_calls(incomplete, FillMode.BraceOnly)

    full_result = complete_json_for_tool_calls(incomplete, FillMode.Full)

    

    assert full_result == {"name": "test", "details": {"age": 30}}

    # BraceOnly may return {} or partial, but Full should always work