import os
import sys
import time
from pathlib import Path
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch

import pytest

from openhands.events.action import CmdRunAction
from openhands.events.observation import ErrorObservation
from openhands.events.observation.commands import (
    CmdOutputObservation,
)
from openhands.runtime.utils.bash_constants import TIMEOUT_MESSAGE_TEMPLATE


def get_timeout_suffix(timeout_seconds):
    """Helper function to generate the expected timeout suffix."""
    return (
        f'[The command timed out after {timeout_seconds} seconds. '
        f'{TIMEOUT_MESSAGE_TEMPLATE}]'
    )


# Skip all tests in this module if not running on Windows
pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(
    sys.platform != 'win32', reason='WindowsPowershellSession tests require Windows'
)


@pytest.fixture
def windows_bash_session(temp_dir):
    """Create a WindowsPowershellSession instance for testing."""
    # Instantiate the class. Initialization happens in __init__.
    session = WindowsPowershellSession(
        work_dir=temp_dir,
        username=None,
    )
    assert session._initialized  # Should be true after __init__
    yield session
    # Ensure cleanup happens even if test fails
    session.close()


if sys.platform == 'win32':
    from openhands.runtime.utils.windows_bash import WindowsPowershellSession


def test_command_execution(windows_bash_session):
    """Test basic command execution."""
    # Test a simple command
    action = CmdRunAction(command="Write-Output 'Hello World'")
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Check content, stripping potential trailing newlines
    content = result.content.strip()
    assert content == 'Hello World'
    assert result.exit_code == 0

    # Test a simple command with multiline input but single line output
    action = CmdRunAction(
        command="""Write-Output `
    ('hello ' + `
    'world')"""
    )
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Check content, stripping potential trailing newlines
    content = result.content.strip()
    assert content == 'hello world'
    assert result.exit_code == 0

    # Test a simple command with a newline
    action = CmdRunAction(command='Write-Output "Hello\\n World"')
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Check content, stripping potential trailing newlines
    content = result.content.strip()
    assert content == 'Hello\\n World'
    assert result.exit_code == 0


def test_command_with_error(windows_bash_session):
    """Test command execution with an error reported via Write-Error."""
    # Test a command that will write an error
    action = CmdRunAction(command="Write-Error 'Test Error'")
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Error stream is captured and appended
    assert 'ERROR' in result.content
    # Our implementation should set exit code to 1 when errors occur in stream
    assert result.exit_code == 1


def test_command_failure_exit_code(windows_bash_session):
    """Test command execution that results in a non-zero exit code."""
    # Test a command that causes a script failure (e.g., invalid cmdlet)
    action = CmdRunAction(command='Get-NonExistentCmdlet')
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Error should be captured in the output
    assert 'ERROR' in result.content
    assert (
        'is not recognized' in result.content
        or 'CommandNotFoundException' in result.content
    )
    assert result.exit_code == 1


def test_control_commands(windows_bash_session):
    """Test handling of control commands (not supported)."""
    # Test Ctrl+C - should return ErrorObservation if no command is running
    action_c = CmdRunAction(command='C-c', is_input=True)
    result_c = windows_bash_session.execute(action_c)
    assert isinstance(result_c, ErrorObservation)
    assert 'No previous running command to interact with' in result_c.content

    # Run a long-running command
    action_long_running = CmdRunAction(command='Start-Sleep -Seconds 100')
    result_long_running = windows_bash_session.execute(action_long_running)
    assert isinstance(result_long_running, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert result_long_running.exit_code == -1

    # Test unsupported control command
    action_d = CmdRunAction(command='C-d', is_input=True)
    result_d = windows_bash_session.execute(action_d)
    assert "Your input command 'C-d' was NOT processed" in result_d.metadata.suffix
    assert (
        'Direct input to running processes (is_input=True) is not supported by this PowerShell session implementation.'
        in result_d.metadata.suffix
    )
    assert 'You can use C-c to stop the process' in result_d.metadata.suffix

    # Ctrl+C now can cancel the long-running command
    action_c = CmdRunAction(command='C-c', is_input=True)
    result_c = windows_bash_session.execute(action_c)
    assert isinstance(result_c, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert result_c.exit_code == 0


def test_command_timeout(windows_bash_session):
    """Test command timeout handling."""
    # Test a command that will timeout
    test_timeout_sec = 1
    action = CmdRunAction(command='Start-Sleep -Seconds 5')
    action.set_hard_timeout(test_timeout_sec)
    start_time = time.monotonic()
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    duration = time.monotonic() - start_time

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Check for timeout specific metadata
    assert 'timed out' in result.metadata.suffix.lower()  # Check suffix, not content
    assert result.exit_code == -1  # Timeout should result in exit code -1
    # Check that it actually timed out near the specified time
    assert abs(duration - test_timeout_sec) < 0.5  # Allow some buffer


def test_long_running_command(windows_bash_session, dynamic_port):
    action = CmdRunAction(command=f'python -u -m http.server {dynamic_port}')
    action.set_hard_timeout(1)
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Verify the initial output was captured
    assert 'Serving HTTP on' in result.content
    # Check for timeout specific metadata
    assert get_timeout_suffix(1.0) in result.metadata.suffix
    assert result.exit_code == -1

    # The action timed out, but the command should be still running
    # We should now be able to interrupt it
    action = CmdRunAction(command='C-c', is_input=True)
    action.set_hard_timeout(30)  # Give it enough time to stop
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # On Windows, Stop-Job termination doesn't inherently return output.
    # The CmdOutputObservation will have content="" and exit_code=0 if successful.
    # The KeyboardInterrupt message assertion is removed as it's added manually
    # by the wrapper and might not be guaranteed depending on timing/implementation details.
    assert result.exit_code == 0

    # Verify the server is actually stopped by starting another one on the same port
    action = CmdRunAction(command=f'python -u -m http.server {dynamic_port}')
    action.set_hard_timeout(1)  # Set a short timeout to check if it starts
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Verify the initial output was captured, indicating the port was free
    assert 'Serving HTTP on' in result.content
    # The command will time out again, so the exit code should be -1
    assert result.exit_code == -1

    # Clean up the second server process
    action = CmdRunAction(command='C-c', is_input=True)
    action.set_hard_timeout(30)
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert result.exit_code == 0


def test_multiple_commands_rejected_and_individual_execution(windows_bash_session):
    """Test that executing multiple commands separated by newline is rejected,
    but individual commands (including multiline) execute correctly.
    """
    # Define a list of commands, including multiline and special characters
    cmds = [
        'Get-ChildItem',
        'Write-Output "hello`nworld"',
        """Write-Output "hello it's me\"""",
        """Write-Output `
    'hello' `
    -NoNewline""",
        """Write-Output 'hello`nworld`nare`nyou`nthere?'""",
        """Write-Output 'hello`nworld`nare`nyou`n`nthere?'""",
        """Write-Output 'hello`nworld `"'""",  # Escape the trailing double quote
    ]
    joined_cmds = '\n'.join(cmds)

    # 1. Test that executing multiple commands at once fails
    action_multi = CmdRunAction(command=joined_cmds)
    result_multi = windows_bash_session.execute(action_multi)

    assert isinstance(result_multi, ErrorObservation)
    assert 'ERROR: Cannot execute multiple commands at once' in result_multi.content

    # 2. Now run each command individually and verify they work
    results = []
    for cmd in cmds:
        action_single = CmdRunAction(command=cmd)
        obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action_single)
        assert isinstance(obs, CmdOutputObservation)
        assert obs.exit_code == 0
        results.append(obs.content.strip())  # Strip trailing newlines for comparison


def test_working_directory(windows_bash_session, temp_dir):
    """Test working directory handling."""
    initial_cwd = windows_bash_session._cwd
    abs_temp_work_dir = os.path.abspath(temp_dir)
    assert initial_cwd == abs_temp_work_dir

    # Create a subdirectory
    sub_dir_path = Path(abs_temp_work_dir) / 'subdir'
    sub_dir_path.mkdir()
    assert sub_dir_path.is_dir()

    # Test changing directory
    action_cd = CmdRunAction(command='Set-Location subdir')
    result_cd = windows_bash_session.execute(action_cd)
    assert isinstance(result_cd, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert result_cd.exit_code == 0

    # Check that the session's internal CWD state was updated - only check the last component of path
    assert windows_bash_session._cwd.lower().endswith('\\subdir')
    # Check that the metadata reflects the directory *after* the command
    assert result_cd.metadata.working_dir.lower().endswith('\\subdir')

    # Execute a command in the new directory to confirm
    action_pwd = CmdRunAction(command='(Get-Location).Path')
    result_pwd = windows_bash_session.execute(action_pwd)
    assert isinstance(result_pwd, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert result_pwd.exit_code == 0
    # Check the command output reflects the new directory
    assert result_pwd.content.strip().lower().endswith('\\subdir')
    # Metadata should also reflect the current directory
    assert result_pwd.metadata.working_dir.lower().endswith('\\subdir')

    # Test changing back to original directory
    action_cd_back = CmdRunAction(command=f"Set-Location '{abs_temp_work_dir}'")
    result_cd_back = windows_bash_session.execute(action_cd_back)
    assert isinstance(result_cd_back, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert result_cd_back.exit_code == 0
    # Check only the base name of the temp directory
    temp_dir_basename = os.path.basename(abs_temp_work_dir)
    assert windows_bash_session._cwd.lower().endswith(temp_dir_basename.lower())
    assert result_cd_back.metadata.working_dir.lower().endswith(
        temp_dir_basename.lower()
    )


def test_cleanup(windows_bash_session):
    """Test proper cleanup of resources (runspace)."""
    # Session should be initialized before close
    assert windows_bash_session._initialized
    assert windows_bash_session.runspace is not None

    # Close the session
    windows_bash_session.close()

    # Verify cleanup
    assert not windows_bash_session._initialized
    assert windows_bash_session.runspace is None
    assert windows_bash_session._closed


def test_syntax_error_handling(windows_bash_session):
    """Test handling of syntax errors in PowerShell commands."""
    # Test invalid command syntax
    action = CmdRunAction(command="Write-Output 'Missing Quote")
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert isinstance(result, ErrorObservation)
    # Error message appears in the output via PowerShell error stream
    assert 'missing' in result.content.lower() or 'terminator' in result.content.lower()


def test_special_characters_handling(windows_bash_session):
    """Test handling of commands containing special characters."""
    # Test command with special characters
    special_chars_cmd = '''Write-Output "Special Chars: \\`& \\`| \\`< \\`> \\`\\` \\`' \\`\" \\`! \\`$ \\`% \\`^ \\`( \\`) \\`- \\`= \\`+ \\`[ \\`] \\`{ \\`} \\`; \\`: \\`, \\`. \\`? \\`/ \\`~"'''
    action = CmdRunAction(command=special_chars_cmd)
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Check output contains the special characters
    assert 'Special Chars:' in result.content
    assert '&' in result.content and '|' in result.content
    assert result.exit_code == 0


def test_empty_command(windows_bash_session):
    """Test handling of empty command string when no command is running."""
    action = CmdRunAction(command='')
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Should indicate error as per test_bash.py behavior
    assert 'ERROR: No previous running command to retrieve logs from.' in result.content
    # Exit code is typically 0 even for this specific "error" message in the bash implementation
    assert result.exit_code == 0


def test_exception_during_execution(windows_bash_session):
    """Test handling of exceptions during command execution."""
    # Patch the PowerShell class itself within the module where it's used
    patch_target = 'openhands.runtime.utils.windows_bash.PowerShell'

    # Create a mock PowerShell class
    mock_powershell_class = MagicMock()
    # Configure its Create method (which is called in execute) to raise an exception
    # This simulates an error during the creation of the PowerShell object itself.
    mock_powershell_class.Create.side_effect = Exception(
        'Test exception from mocked Create'
    )

    with patch(patch_target, mock_powershell_class):
        action = CmdRunAction(command="Write-Output 'Test'")
        # Now, when execute calls PowerShell.Create(), it will hit our mock and raise the exception
        result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

        # The exception should be caught by the try...except block in execute()
        assert isinstance(result, ErrorObservation)
        # Check the error message generated by the execute method's exception handler
        assert 'Failed to start PowerShell job' in result.content
        assert 'Test exception from mocked Create' in result.content


def test_streaming_output(windows_bash_session):
    """Test handling of streaming output from commands."""
    # Command that produces output incrementally
    command = """
    1..3 | ForEach-Object {
        Write-Output "Line $_"
        Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 100
    }
    """
    action = CmdRunAction(command=command)
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert 'Line 1' in result.content
    assert 'Line 2' in result.content
    assert 'Line 3' in result.content
    assert result.exit_code == 0


def test_shutdown_signal_handling(windows_bash_session):
    """Test handling of shutdown signal during command execution."""
    # This would require mocking the shutdown_listener, which might be complex.
    # For now, we'll just verify that a long-running command can be executed
    # and that execute() returns properly.
    command = 'Start-Sleep -Seconds 1'
    action = CmdRunAction(command=command)
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert result.exit_code == 0


def test_runspace_state_after_error(windows_bash_session):
    """Test that the runspace remains usable after a command error."""
    # First, execute a command with an error
    error_action = CmdRunAction(command='NonExistentCommand')
    error_result = windows_bash_session.execute(error_action)
    assert isinstance(error_result, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert error_result.exit_code == 1

    # Then, execute a valid command
    valid_action = CmdRunAction(command="Write-Output 'Still working'")
    valid_result = windows_bash_session.execute(valid_action)
    assert isinstance(valid_result, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert 'Still working' in valid_result.content
    assert valid_result.exit_code == 0


def test_stateful_file_operations(windows_bash_session, temp_dir):
    """Test file operations to verify runspace state persistence.

    This test verifies that:
    1. The working directory state persists between commands
    2. File operations work correctly relative to the current directory
    3. The runspace maintains state for path-dependent operations
    """
    abs_temp_work_dir = os.path.abspath(temp_dir)

    # 1. Create a subdirectory
    sub_dir_name = 'file_test_dir'
    sub_dir_path = Path(abs_temp_work_dir) / sub_dir_name

    # Use PowerShell to create directory
    create_dir_action = CmdRunAction(
        command=f'New-Item -Path "{sub_dir_name}" -ItemType Directory'
    )
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(create_dir_action)
    assert result.exit_code == 0

    # Verify directory exists on disk
    assert sub_dir_path.exists() and sub_dir_path.is_dir()

    # 2. Change to the new directory
    cd_action = CmdRunAction(command=f"Set-Location '{sub_dir_name}'")
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(cd_action)
    assert result.exit_code == 0
    # Check only the last directory component
    assert windows_bash_session._cwd.lower().endswith(f'\\{sub_dir_name.lower()}')

    # 3. Create a file in the current directory (which should be the subdirectory)
    test_content = 'This is a test file created by PowerShell'
    create_file_action = CmdRunAction(
        command=f'Set-Content -Path "test_file.txt" -Value "{test_content}"'
    )
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(create_file_action)
    assert result.exit_code == 0

    # 4. Verify file exists at the expected path (in the subdirectory)
    expected_file_path = sub_dir_path / 'test_file.txt'
    assert expected_file_path.exists() and expected_file_path.is_file()

    # 5. Read file contents using PowerShell and verify
    read_file_action = CmdRunAction(command='Get-Content -Path "test_file.txt"')
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(read_file_action)
    assert result.exit_code == 0
    assert test_content in result.content

    # 6. Go back to parent and try to access file using relative path
    cd_parent_action = CmdRunAction(command='Set-Location ..')
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(cd_parent_action)
    assert result.exit_code == 0
    # Check only the base name of the temp directory
    temp_dir_basename = os.path.basename(abs_temp_work_dir)
    assert windows_bash_session._cwd.lower().endswith(temp_dir_basename.lower())

    # 7. Read the file using relative path
    read_from_parent_action = CmdRunAction(
        command=f'Get-Content -Path "{sub_dir_name}/test_file.txt"'
    )
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(read_from_parent_action)
    assert result.exit_code == 0
    assert test_content in result.content

    # 8. Clean up
    remove_file_action = CmdRunAction(
        command=f'Remove-Item -Path "{sub_dir_name}/test_file.txt" -Force'
    )
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(remove_file_action)
    assert result.exit_code == 0


def test_command_output_continuation(windows_bash_session):
    """Test retrieving continued output using empty command after timeout."""
    # Windows PowerShell version
    action = CmdRunAction('1..5 | ForEach-Object { Write-Output $_; Start-Sleep 3 }')
    action.set_hard_timeout(2.5)
    obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert obs.content.strip() == '1'
    assert obs.metadata.prefix == ''
    assert '[The command timed out after 2.5 seconds.' in obs.metadata.suffix

    # Continue watching output
    action = CmdRunAction('')
    action.set_hard_timeout(2.5)
    obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert '[Below is the output of the previous command.]' in obs.metadata.prefix
    assert obs.content.strip() == '2'
    assert '[The command timed out after 2.5 seconds.' in obs.metadata.suffix

    # Continue until completion
    for expected in ['3', '4', '5']:
        action = CmdRunAction('')
        action.set_hard_timeout(2.5)
        obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
        assert '[Below is the output of the previous command.]' in obs.metadata.prefix
        assert obs.content.strip() == expected
        assert '[The command timed out after 2.5 seconds.' in obs.metadata.suffix

    # Final empty command to complete
    action = CmdRunAction('')
    obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert '[The command completed with exit code 0.]' in obs.metadata.suffix


def test_long_running_command_followed_by_execute(windows_bash_session):
    """Tests behavior when a new command is sent while another is running after timeout."""
    # Start a slow command
    action = CmdRunAction('1..3 | ForEach-Object { Write-Output $_; Start-Sleep 3 }')
    action.set_hard_timeout(2.5)
    obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert '1' in obs.content  # First number should appear before timeout
    assert obs.metadata.exit_code == -1  # -1 indicates command is still running
    assert '[The command timed out after 2.5 seconds.' in obs.metadata.suffix
    assert obs.metadata.prefix == ''

    # Continue watching output
    action = CmdRunAction('')
    action.set_hard_timeout(2.5)
    obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert '2' in obs.content
    assert obs.metadata.prefix == '[Below is the output of the previous command.]\n'
    assert '[The command timed out after 2.5 seconds.' in obs.metadata.suffix
    assert obs.metadata.exit_code == -1  # -1 indicates command is still running

    # Test command that produces no output
    action = CmdRunAction('sleep 15')
    action.set_hard_timeout(2.5)
    obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert '3' not in obs.content
    assert obs.metadata.prefix == '[Below is the output of the previous command.]\n'
    assert 'The previous command is still running' in obs.metadata.suffix
    assert obs.metadata.exit_code == -1  # -1 indicates command is still running

    # Finally continue again
    action = CmdRunAction('')
    obs = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
    assert '3' in obs.content
    assert '[The command completed with exit code 0.]' in obs.metadata.suffix


def test_command_non_existent_file(windows_bash_session):
    """Test command execution for a non-existent file returns non-zero exit code."""
    # Use Get-Content which should fail if the file doesn't exist
    action = CmdRunAction(command='Get-Content non_existent_file.txt')
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    # Check that the exit code is non-zero (should be 1 due to the '$?' check)
    assert result.exit_code == 1
    # Check that the error message is captured in the output (error stream part)
    assert 'Cannot find path' in result.content or 'does not exist' in result.content


def test_interactive_input(windows_bash_session):
    """Test interactive input attempt reflects implementation limitations."""
    action = CmdRunAction('$name = Read-Host "Enter name"')
    result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)

    assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
    assert (
        'A command that prompts the user failed because the host program or the command type does not support user interaction. The host was attempting to request confirmation with the following message'
        in result.content
    )
    assert result.exit_code == 1


def test_windows_path_handling(windows_bash_session, temp_dir):
    """Test that os.chdir works with both forward slashes and escaped backslashes on Windows."""
    # Create a test directory
    test_dir = Path(temp_dir) / 'test_dir'
    test_dir.mkdir()

    # Test both path formats
    path_formats = [
        str(test_dir).replace('\\', '/'),  # Forward slashes
        str(test_dir).replace('\\', '\\\\'),  # Escaped backslashes
    ]

    for path in path_formats:
        # Test changing directory using os.chdir through PowerShell
        action = CmdRunAction(command=f'python -c "import os; os.chdir(\'{path}\')"')
        result = windows_bash_session.execute(action)
        assert isinstance(result, CmdOutputObservation)
        assert result.exit_code == 0, f'Failed with path format: {path}'