import pytest

import pandas as pd

from great_tables import GT

from great_tables._scss import font_color, css_add, compile_scss

@pytest.mark.parametrize(

"src,dst",

[

("#FFFFFF", "#000000"),

("#000000", "#FFFFFF"),

("white", "#000000"),

("black", "#FFFFFF"),

("silver", "#000000"),

("transparent", "#000000"),

("currentcolor", "currentcolor"),

("currentColor", "currentcolor"),

],

)

def test_font_color(src, dst):

res = font_color(src, "#000000", "#FFFFFF")

assert res == dst

@pytest.mark.parametrize(

"src, dst",

[

("transparent", "#000000"),

("currentColor", "currentcolor"),

("black", "#FFFFFF"),

],

)

def test_font_color_normalizes_table_color_names(src, dst):

assert font_color(src, "black", "white") == dst

@pytest.mark.parametrize(

"src,dst",

[

("1px", "2px"),

("1%", "2%"),

(1, 2),

],

)

def test_css_add(src: "str | int", dst: "str | int"):

res = css_add(src, 1)

assert res == dst

def test_scss_default_generated(snapshot):

# we're using this just to generate the css

gt = GT(pd.DataFrame({"x": [1, 2, 3]}))

assert snapshot == compile_scss(gt, id="abc", compress=False)