# alias-related tests

# simple aliases

# 1. simple alias directive
<
alias checking = assets:bank:checking
1/1
    (checking:a)  1
$ hledger -f- accounts
assets:bank:checking:a

# 2. simple alias matches whole account name components only
<
alias a:b = A:B
1/1
    (a:b:c)   1  ; should match this
1/1
    (a:bb:d)  1  ; should not match this
$ hledger -f- accounts
A:B:c
a:bb:d

# 3. a simple alias matching the whole account name works
<
alias a:b = A:B
1/1
    (a:b)   1
$ hledger -f- accounts
A:B

# regular expression aliases

# 4. regex alias directive
<
alias /^(.+):bank:([^:]+):?(.*)/ = \1:\2 \3
1/1
    (assets:bank:B:checking:a)  1
$ hledger -f- accounts
assets:B checking:a

# 5. regex alias pattern is a case-insensitive regular expression
# matching anywhere in the account name. All matching aliases are
# applied to an account name in turn, most recently seen first. The
# replacement can replace multiple matches within the account name.
# The replacement pattern supports numeric backreferences.
#
<
alias /a/ = b

2011/01/01
    A a  1
    a a  2
    c

alias /A (.)/=\1

2011/01/01
    A a  1
    a a  2
    c

$ hledger -f- print
2011-01-01
    b b               1
    b b               2
    c

2011-01-01
    b               1
    b               2
    c

>=0

# CLI

# 6. --alias command-line options are applied in the order written.
# Spaces are allowed if quoted.
# 
<
2011/01/01
    a a  1
    A a  2
    c

$ hledger -f- print --alias '/A (.)/=a' --alias /a/=b
2011-01-01
    b               1
    b               2
    c

>=0

# 7. alias options are applied after alias directives.
#
<
alias /^a/=B
alias /^a/=E
alias E=F

2011/01/01
    [a:x]    1
    [x:a:x]

$ hledger -f- print --alias /a/=A --alias /B/=C --alias /B/=D --alias /C/=D
2011-01-01
    [E:x]                 1
    [x:A:x]

>=0

# 8. alias options 
<
01/01 Opening balances
	(bank)         100
	(credit-card)  -10

01/02
	expenses  5
	cc

01/03
	expenses  5
	b

01/04 Credit card charge
	cc  = 0
    b

01/05
	expenses  5
	b         = 75
$ hledger -f- balance --alias=cc=credit-card --alias=b=bank
                  75  bank
                  15  expenses
--------------------
                  90

# 9. query will search both origin and substitution in alias
<
alias a = b
2017/1/1
    a  1
    b  -1
$ hledger -f- reg '^a$' '^b$'
2017-01-01                      b                                1             1
                                b                               -1             0

# recursive aliases https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues/1055

# 10. Recursive command line simple aliases.
<
2000/01/01
  (one)  1

$ hledger -f- --alias "one=two" --alias "two=three" print
2000-01-01
    (three)               1

>=0

# 11. Recursive simple alias directives. Note the reverse order,
# alias directives are applied most recent first (bottom up).
<
alias two = three
alias one = two
2000/01/01
  (one)  1

$ hledger -f- print
2000-01-01
    (three)               1

>=0

# 12. Only one of these is applied.
<
alias one = three
alias one = two
2000/01/01
  (one)  1

$ hledger -f- print
2000-01-01
    (two)               1

>=0

# 13. Recursive command line regexp aliases.
<
2000/01/01
  (one)  1

$ hledger -f- --alias "/one/=two" --alias "/two/=three" print
2000-01-01
    (three)               1

>=0

# 14. Recursive regexp alias directives.
# Alias directives are applied most recent first (bottom up).
<
alias /two/ = three
alias /one/ = two
2000/01/01
  (one)  1

$ hledger -f- print
2000-01-01
    (three)               1

>=0

# 15. Only one of these is applied.
<
alias /one/ = three
alias /one/ = two
2000/01/01
  (one)  1

$ hledger -f- print
2000-01-01
    (two)               1

>=0