-- Run: lua test/ui_theme.lua
-- Asserts the palette ui.lua derives from a theme's three seed colors. The fake packs
-- channels into one integer, so contrast between roles stays checkable.
package.path = "sdcard/lib/?.lua;test/?.lua;" .. package.path

local device = require("fake_device").install()
local ui = require("ui")

local BLACK, WHITE = gui.color(0, 0, 0), gui.color(255, 255, 255)

local function reload(name)
  device.theme = name
  return ui.reloadTheme()
end

-- Seeds pass through untouched.
local light = reload("light")
assert(light.bg == WHITE, "light bg")
assert(light.fg == BLACK, "light fg")
assert(light.accent == gui.color(0, 120, 255), "light accent")

-- Muted sits between the text and the surface, so it reads as secondary on both.
assert(light.muted > BLACK and light.muted < WHITE, "muted between fg and bg")

-- Contrast is derived, never configured: text on a dark accent must be light.
assert(light.accent_fg == WHITE, "white text on the blue accent")
assert(reload("mono").accent_fg == WHITE, "white text on the black accent")

-- A pale accent has to flip the label to black; no theme file can get this wrong.
local pale = ui.themeNames()  -- force the module to be loaded before patching it
assert(#pale >= 3, "expected the canned themes")
package.loaded["theme"].pale = {bg = {255, 255, 255}, fg = {0, 0, 0}, accent = {255, 235, 120}}
assert(reload("pale").accent_fg == BLACK, "black text on a pale accent")

-- Dark inverts the surface without any per-component configuration.
local dark = reload("dark")
assert(dark.bg < dark.fg, "dark theme keeps light text on a dark surface")
assert(#dark.face == 2 and #dark.face_pressed == 2, "button gradients are pairs")

-- Pinned roles win over derived ones, which is the deviation hatch.
assert(reload("mono").radius == 0, "mono pins radius")
assert(light.radius == 6, "light keeps the derived radius")

-- An unknown name must not leave an app without colors.
local missing = reload("does-not-exist")
assert(missing.bg == WHITE and missing.fg == BLACK, "unknown theme falls back to light")

-- Dimming re-derives every role rather than blending pixels, because the panel has no
-- alpha to composite a scrim with.
reload("light")
assert(ui.theme.dim.bg ~= ui.theme.bg, "the dim palette matches the lit one")
assert(ui.theme.dim.muted ~= ui.theme.muted, "dimming did not reach derived roles")

-- Which node ends up wearing which role is inheritance, and inheritance is the firmware's
-- half: test/ui_layout_test.cpp asserts it against the same code the panel runs.

print("ok")