context("unique concatenation of lists of SPCs (lunique)")

data(sp5)

# TODO: rebuild SPC datasets
metadata(sp5)$aqp_df_class <- "data.frame"

test_that("basic functionality", {

  # ensure that first 9 profiles, in order, are returned
  input <- lapply(list(c(1, 2, 3),
                c(2, 3, 4),
                c(5, 6, 7),
                c(8, 9, 1)),
           function(idx) {
            sp5[idx, ]
           })


  output <- lunique(input)

  expect_equal(do.call('c', lapply(output, function(x) {
    match(profile_id(x), profile_id(sp5))
  })), 1:9)
  expect_equal(match(profile_id(pbindlist(output)), profile_id(sp5)), 1:9)
})


test_that("NAs and error handling", {
  # check NA handling
  input <- lapply(list(c(1, NA, 3), c(2, 3, 4), NA, c(8, 9, 1)),
                  function(idx) {
                    if (all(is.na(idx)))
                      return(NA)
                    sp5[idx[which(!is.na(idx))], ]
                  })
  output <- lunique(input)

  # profiles 1 and 3 from first set
  expect_true(all(c("soil1", "soil100") %in% profile_id(output[[1]])))

  # profiles 2 and 4 from second set
  expect_true(all(c("soil10", "soil101") %in% profile_id(output[[2]])))

  # profiles 8 and 9 from fourth set
  expect_true(all(c("soil105", "soil106") %in% profile_id(output[[4]])))

  # total of four sets
  expect_equal(length(output), 4)

  # of which the third contains NA
  expect_equal(which(is.na(output)), 3)

  # we get a warning when combining, but it is successful
  expect_message(res <- length(profile_id(pbindlist(output))),
                 regexp = "pbindlist: one or more input list elements is NA")

  # the resulting SoilProfileCollection has 6 profiles
  expect_equal(res, 6)

})