. $PSScriptRoot\..\..\Load-PesterModules.ps1
$here = Split-Path -Parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path
$sut = (Split-Path -Leaf $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path) -replace '\.tests\.', '.'
$functionPath = Join-Path -Path $here -ChildPath $sut
Write-Host "Overriding SUT: $functionPath"
Import-Module $functionPath -Force
$moduleForMock = ""

Describe "Disable-Radium" -Tag 'Unit' {
	Mock -CommandName "Disable-Service" -MockWith {} -ModuleName $moduleForMock
	<#
		Pester `Mock -MockWith` is ... weird.
		It lets you use parameter variable names from *inside* the scope of the namespace you're
		mocking the command call *from*.
		So $sName below is not evaluated until the call to Stop-AlkamiService from *inside* of
		Alkami.PowerShell.Services happens. At which point, $sName has a value
		https://github.com/pester/Pester/wiki/Mock - where they describe the `Mock-With` parameter.
	#>
	Mock -CommandName "Stop-AlkamiService" -MockWith { return $sName } -ModuleName $moduleForMock
	Mock -CommandName "Get-Service" {
		New-MockObject -Type System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController
	} -ModuleName $moduleForMock
    It "calls Disable-Service with ServiceObject" {
		Disable-Radium
        Assert-MockCalled -ModuleName $moduleForMock -CommandName Disable-Service -ParameterFilter { $service } -Scope It -Exactly 1
    }
	It "calls Stop-AlkamiService with 'Alkami Radium Scheduler Service'" {
		Disable-Radium
        Assert-MockCalled -ModuleName $moduleForMock -CommandName Stop-AlkamiService -ParameterFilter { $sName -eq 'Alkami Radium Scheduler Service'  } -Scope It -Exactly 1
	}
	It "does nothing if Radium not found" {
		Mock -CommandName "Get-Service" {return $null} -ModuleName $moduleForMock
		Disable-Radium
        Assert-MockCalled -ModuleName $moduleForMock -CommandName Disable-Service -ParameterFilter { $service } -Scope It -Exactly 0
        Assert-MockCalled -ModuleName $moduleForMock -CommandName Stop-AlkamiService -ParameterFilter { $sName -eq 'Alkami Radium Scheduler Service'  } -Scope It -Exactly 0
	}
}