#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More;
use Test::Async::HTTP 0.02; # ->GET
use lib ".";
use t::Util;
use IO::Async::Loop;
use Net::Async::Matrix;
my $ua = Test::Async::HTTP->new;
my $matrix = Net::Async::Matrix->new(
   ua => $ua,
   server => "localserver.test",
   on_error => sub {},
);
IO::Async::Loop->new->add( $matrix );
# Fail the first one
{
   my $login_f = $matrix->login(
      user_id => '@my-test-user:localserver.test',
      access_token => "0123456789ABCDEF",
   );
   my $start_f = $matrix->start;
   my $p = $ua->next_pending;
   $p->fail( "Server doesn't want to", http => undef, $p->request );
   ok( $login_f->is_ready, '->login is ready' );
   # Start is ready but failed
   ok( $start_f->is_ready, '->start is ready' );
   ok( $start_f->failure, '->start failed' );
}
# Second should still be attempted
{
   my $start_f = $matrix->start;
   ok( !$start_f->is_ready, 'Second ->start is not yet ready' );
   my $p = $ua->next_pending;
   ok( $p, 'Second request is made' );
   is( $p->request->uri->path, "/_matrix/client/r0/sync", 'Second request URI' );
   respond_json( $p, {
      next_batch => "next_token_here",
      presence   => {},
      rooms      => {},
   });
   ok( $start_f->is_ready, 'Second ->start is now ready' );
   ok( !$start_f->failure, 'Second ->start did not die' ) or
      diag( "Failure was: ". $start_f->failure );
}
done_testing;