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import math
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from uuid import UUID

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His works contain the earliest known formal study of logic, and were studied by medieval scholars such as Peter Abelard and Jean Buridan. Aristotle\'s influence on logic continued well into the 19th century. 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Aristotle makes philosophy in the broad sense coextensive with\\",\\"title\\":\\"aristotle.txt\\",\\"user_id\\":\\"063edaf8-3e63-4cb9-a4d6-a855f36376c3\\",\\"version\\":\\"v0\\",\\"chunk_order\\":51,\\"document_id\\":\\"c9bdbac7-0ea3-5c9e-b590-018bd09b127b\\",\\"extraction_id\\":\\"472d6921-b4cd-5514-bf62-90b05c9102cb\\",\\"associatedQuery\\":\\"who is aristotle?\\"}}"]',
            },
            {"key": "search_query", "value": "who is aristotle?"},
        ],
    },
]


def approx_equal(a, b, tolerance=1e-3):
    """Compare two float values for approximate equality."""
    return math.isclose(a, b, rel_tol=tolerance)


def compare_search_results(actual, expected):
    """Compare search results while allowing for slight differences in scores."""
    actual_results = json.loads(actual)
    expected_results = json.loads(expected)

    if len(actual_results) != len(expected_results):
        return False

    for actual_item, expected_item in zip(actual_results, expected_results):
        actual_dict = json.loads(actual_item)
        expected_dict = json.loads(expected_item)

        if actual_dict["id"] != expected_dict["id"]:
            raise AssertionError(
                f"IDs do not match: {actual_dict['id']} != {expected_dict['id']}"
            )

        if not approx_equal(
            actual_dict["score"], expected_dict["score"], tolerance=1e-2
        ):
            raise AssertionError(
                f"Scores do not match: {actual_dict['score']} != {expected_dict['score']}"
            )

        if actual_dict["metadata"] != expected_dict["metadata"]:
            raise AssertionError(
                f"Metadata does not match: {actual_dict['metadata']} != {expected_dict['metadata']}"
            )

    return True


def test_ingestion_success(wrapper):
    """Test the initial successful ingestion process."""
    result = wrapper.ingest_sample_file()
    expected_payload = {
        "processed_documents": [
            "Document 'aristotle.txt' processed successfully."
        ],
        "failed_documents": [],
        "skipped_documents": [],
    }
    for key in expected_payload:
        assert key in result
        assert len(result[key]) == len(expected_payload[key])
        for i, value in enumerate(result[key]):
            assert value == expected_payload[key][i]
    print("Initial ingestion test passed successfully.")


def test_full_ingestion_success(wrapper):
    """Test the initial successful ingestion process."""
    result = wrapper.ingest_sample_files()

    expected_processed = {
        "Document 'lyft_2021.pdf' processed successfully.",
        "Document 'uber_2021.pdf' processed successfully.",
        "Document 'pg_essay_3.html' processed successfully.",
        "Document 'pg_essay_2.html' processed successfully.",
        "Document 'pg_essay_4.html' processed successfully.",
        "Document 'got.txt' processed successfully.",
        "Document 'pg_essay_5.html' processed successfully.",
        "Document 'pg_essay_1.html' processed successfully.",
    }
    expected_failed = set()
    expected_skipped = {
        "Document 'aristotle.txt' skipped since it already exists."
    }

    assert set(result["processed_documents"]) == expected_processed
    assert set(result["failed_documents"]) == expected_failed
    assert set(result["skipped_documents"]) == expected_skipped

    assert len(result["processed_documents"]) == len(expected_processed)
    assert len(result["failed_documents"]) == len(expected_failed)
    assert len(result["skipped_documents"]) == len(expected_skipped)

    print("Initial ingestion test passed successfully.")


def test_ingestion_failure(wrapper):
    """Test the subsequent ingestion process that should fail."""
    try:
        wrapper.ingest_sample_file()
        raise AssertionError("Expected an exception, but none was raised.")
    except Exception as e:
        assert (
            str(e)
            == "Document with ID c9bdbac7-0ea3-5c9e-b590-018bd09b127b was already successfully processed."
        )
        print("Subsequent ingestion test passed: Expected error was raised.")


def test_logs(wrapper, expected_length):
    """Test the logging functionality."""
    logs = wrapper.logs()
    assert len(logs) == expected_length
    log = logs[0]
    expected_log = expected_logs[expected_length - 1]

    assert log["run_id"] is not None
    assert log["run_type"] == expected_log["run_type"]
    assert len(log["entries"]) == len(expected_log["entries"])

    for i in range(len(log["entries"])):
        entry = log["entries"][i]
        print("entry: ", entry)
        expected_entry = None
        for expected_entry in expected_log["entries"]:
            if expected_entry["key"] == entry["key"]:
                break
        if expected_entry is None:
            raise AssertionError(f"Unexpected entry: {entry}")
        print("expected_entry: ", expected_entry)

        if "latency" in entry["key"]:
            continue
        elif "search_results" == entry["key"]:
            assert compare_search_results(
                entry["value"], expected_entry["value"]
            )
        else:
            assert entry["key"] == entry["key"]
            assert entry["value"] == expected_entry["value"]
    print("Logs test passed.")


def test_vector_search(
    wrapper, query, expected_scores, do_hybrid_search=False, search_limit=10
):
    """Test search functionality with given parameters."""
    search_results = wrapper.search(
        query, do_hybrid_search=do_hybrid_search, search_limit=search_limit
    )
    assert "vector_search_results" in search_results
    scores = [
        result["score"] for result in search_results["vector_search_results"]
    ]
    if expected_scores:
        assert len(scores) == len(expected_scores)
        assert all(approx_equal(a, b) for a, b in zip(scores, expected_scores))
    print(
        f"Search test passed for query: '{query}', hybrid: {do_hybrid_search}, limit: {search_limit}"
    )
    return search_results["vector_search_results"]


def test_documents_overview(wrapper):
    """Test the documents_overview functionality."""
    documents_overview = wrapper.documents_overview()
    assert len(documents_overview) == 1
    doc_info = documents_overview[0]

    assert isinstance(doc_info.document_id, UUID)
    assert doc_info.document_id == UUID("c9bdbac7-0ea3-5c9e-b590-018bd09b127b")
    assert doc_info.version == "v0"
    assert doc_info.size_in_bytes == 73353
    assert doc_info.metadata == {
        "title": "aristotle.txt",
        "user_id": "063edaf8-3e63-4cb9-a4d6-a855f36376c3",
    }
    assert doc_info.status.value == "success"
    assert doc_info.user_id == UUID("063edaf8-3e63-4cb9-a4d6-a855f36376c3")
    assert doc_info.title == "aristotle.txt"
    assert isinstance(doc_info.created_at, datetime)
    assert isinstance(doc_info.updated_at, datetime)
    assert doc_info.created_at.tzinfo == timezone.utc
    assert doc_info.updated_at.tzinfo == timezone.utc


def test_users_overview(wrapper):
    """Test the users_overview functionality."""
    users_overview = wrapper.users_overview()
    assert len(users_overview) == 1
    user_stats = users_overview[0]

    assert isinstance(user_stats.user_id, UUID)
    assert user_stats.user_id == UUID("063edaf8-3e63-4cb9-a4d6-a855f36376c3")
    assert user_stats.num_files == 1
    assert user_stats.total_size_in_bytes == 73353
    assert len(user_stats.document_ids) == 1
    assert user_stats.document_ids[0] == UUID(
        "c9bdbac7-0ea3-5c9e-b590-018bd09b127b"
    )

    print("Users overview test passed successfully.")


def test_document_chunks(wrapper):
    """Test the document_chunks functionality."""
    document_chunks = wrapper.document_chunks(
        "c9bdbac7-0ea3-5c9e-b590-018bd09b127b"
    )
    assert len(document_chunks) == 233
    first_chunk = document_chunks[0]
    assert (
        first_chunk["text"]
        == "Aristotle[A] (Greek: Ἀριστοτέλης Aristotélēs, pronounced [aristotélɛːs]; 384–322 BC) was an Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath. His writings cover a broad range of subjects spanning the natural sciences, philosophy, linguistics, economics, politics, psychology, and the arts. As the founder of the Peripatetic school of philosophy in the Lyceum in Athens, he began the wider Aristotelian tradition that followed, which set the groundwork for the development of modern science."
    )
    assert first_chunk["chunk_order"] == 0
    print("Document chunks test passed successfully.")


def main():
    wrapper = R2RExecutionWrapper(client_mode=False)

    # Test ingestion
    test_ingestion_success(wrapper)

    # Test logs
    test_logs(wrapper, expected_length=1)

    # Test the document overview table
    _ = test_documents_overview(wrapper)

    # Test the users overview table
    test_users_overview(wrapper)

    # Test the document chunks method
    test_document_chunks(wrapper)

    # Test subsequent ingestion (expecting failure)
    test_ingestion_failure(wrapper)

    # Test regular search
    regular_expected_scores = [
        0.7737913131713869,
        0.669298529624939,
        0.652687707703574,
        0.636050164699554,
        0.624127291194959,
        0.619364976882935,
        0.6177915291003779,
        0.606354117393494,
        0.601802307421038,
        0.595915484915322,
    ]
    _ = test_vector_search(
        wrapper, "who is aristotle?", regular_expected_scores
    )
    test_logs(wrapper, expected_length=2)

    # Test search with larger limit
    large_filter_results = test_vector_search(
        wrapper, "who is aristotle?", None, search_limit=100
    )
    assert len(large_filter_results) == 100
    assert approx_equal(
        large_filter_results[0]["score"], regular_expected_scores[0]
    )
    # test_logs(wrapper, expected_length=3)

    # Test hybrid search
    hybrid_expected_zero_result = "Aristotle was born in 384 BC[C] in Stagira, Chalcidice,[2] about 55 km (34 miles) east of modern-day Thessaloniki.[3][4] His father, Nicomachus, was the personal physician to King Amyntas of Macedon. While he was young, Aristotle learned about biology and medical information, which was taught by his father.[5] Both of Aristotle's parents died when he was about thirteen, and Proxenus of Atarneus became his guardian.[6] Although little information about Aristotle's childhood has survived, he probably spent"
    hybrid_expected_scores = [1] * 10
    hybrid_results = test_vector_search(
        wrapper,
        "who is aristotle?",
        hybrid_expected_scores,
        do_hybrid_search=True,
    )
    assert hybrid_results[0]["metadata"]["text"] == hybrid_expected_zero_result
    # test_logs(wrapper, expected_length=4)

    test_full_ingestion_success(wrapper)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
