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// TODO(dmfilippov): remove bundled-polymer.js imports when the following issue
// https://github.com/Polymer/polymer-resin/issues/9 is resolved.
import '../scripts/bundled-polymer.js';

import 'polymer-resin/standalone/polymer-resin.js';
import '@polymer/iron-test-helpers/iron-test-helpers.js';
import './test-router.js';
import {SafeTypes} from '../behaviors/safe-types-behavior/safe-types-behavior.js';
import {appContext} from '../services/app-context.js';
import {initAppContext} from '../services/app-context-init.js';
import {_testOnly_resetPluginLoader} from '../elements/shared/gr-js-api-interface/gr-plugin-loader.js';
import {grReportingMock} from '../services/gr-reporting/gr-reporting_mock.js';

// Returns true if tests run under the Karma
function isKarmaTest() {
  return window.__karma__ !== undefined;
}

security.polymer_resin.install({
  allowedIdentifierPrefixes: [''],
  reportHandler(isViolation, fmt, ...args) {
    const log = security.polymer_resin.CONSOLE_LOGGING_REPORT_HANDLER;
    log(isViolation, fmt, ...args);
    if (isViolation) {
      // This will cause the test to fail if there is a data binding
      // violation.
      throw new Error(
          'polymer-resin violation: ' + fmt +
        JSON.stringify(args));
    }
  },
  safeTypesBridge: SafeTypes.safeTypesBridge,
});

// Default implementations of 'fixture' and 'stub' methods in
// web-component-tester are incorrect. Default methods calls mocha teardown
// method to register cleanup actions. Each call to the teardown method adds
// additional 'afterEach' hook to a suite.
// As a result, if a suite's setup(..) method calls fixture(..) or stub(..)
// method, then additional afterEach hook is registered before each test.
// In overall, afterEach hook is called testCount^2 instead of testCount.
// When tests runs with the wct test runner, the runner adds listener for
// the 'afterEach' and tries to make some UI and log udpates. These updates
// are quite heavy, and after about 40-50 tests each test waste 0.5-1seconds.
//
// Our implementation uses global teardown to clean up everything. mocha calls
// global teardown after each test. The cleanups array stores all functions
// which must be called after a test ends.
//
// Note, that fixture(...) and stub(..) methods are registered different by
// WCT. This is why these methods implemented slightly different here.
const cleanups = [];
if (isKarmaTest() || !window.fixture) {
  // For karma always set our implementation
  // (karma doesn't provide the fixture method)
  window.fixture = function(fixtureId, model) {
    // This method is inspired by WCT method
    cleanups.push(() => document.getElementById(fixtureId).restore());
    return document.getElementById(fixtureId).create(model);
  };
} else {
  // The following error is important for WCT tests.
  // If window.fixture already installed by WCT at this point, WCT tests
  // performance decreases rapidly.
  // It allows to catch performance problems earlier.
  throw new Error('window.fixture must be set before wct sets it');
}

// On the first call to the setup, WCT installs window.fixture
// and window.stub methods
setup(() => {
  // If the following asserts fails - then window.stub is
  // overwritten by some other code.
  assert.equal(cleanups.length, 0);

  const pl = _testOnly_resetPluginLoader();
  // For testing, always init with empty plugin list
  // Since when serve in gr-app, we always retrieve the list
  // from project config and init loading after that, all
  // `awaitPluginsLoaded` will rely on that to kick off,
  // in testing, we want to kick start this earlier.
  // You still can manually call _testOnly_resetPluginLoader
  // to reset this behavior if you need to test something specific.
  pl.loadPlugins([]);
});

if (isKarmaTest() || window.stub) {
  // For karma always set our implementation
  // (karma doesn't provide the stub method)
  window.stub = function(tagName, implementation) {
    // This method is inspired by WCT method
    const proto = document.createElement(tagName).constructor.prototype;
    const stubs = Object.keys(implementation)
        .map(key => sinon.stub(proto, key, implementation[key]));
    cleanups.push(() => {
      stubs.forEach(stub => {
        stub.restore();
      });
    });
  };
} else {
  // The following error is important for WCT tests.
  // If window.fixture already installed by WCT at this point, WCT tests
  // performance decreases rapidly.
  // It allows to catch performance problems earlier.
  throw new Error('window.stub must be set after wct sets it');
}

initAppContext();
function setMock(serviceName, setupMock) {
  Object.defineProperty(appContext, serviceName, {
    get() {
      return setupMock;
    },
  });
}
setMock('reportingService', grReportingMock);

teardown(() => {
  // WCT incorrectly uses teardown method in the 'fixture' and 'stub'
  // implementations. This leads to slowdown WCT tests after each tests.
  // I.e. more tests in a file - longer it takes.
  // For example, gr-file-list_test.html takes approx 40 second without
  // a fix and 10 seconds with our implementation of fixture and stub.
  cleanups.forEach(cleanup => cleanup());
  cleanups.splice(0);
});