package hr.tel.fer.dz1.htmlregex;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import org.junit.Test;

public class SearcherTest {

    @Test
    public void testIpAdressRegex() {
        assertEquals(true, "123.123.123.123".matches(Searcher.IP_REGEX));
        assertEquals(true, "13.13.38.23".matches(Searcher.IP_REGEX));
        assertEquals(true, "3.3.3.3".matches(Searcher.IP_REGEX));
        assertEquals(true, "123.23.3.0".matches(Searcher.IP_REGEX));
        assertEquals(true, "0.0.0.0".matches(Searcher.IP_REGEX));
    }

    @Test
    public void testEmailRegex() {
        assertEquals(true, "marko@gmail.com".matches(Searcher.EMAIL_REGEX));
        assertEquals(true, "ana_anic@net.hr".matches(Searcher.EMAIL_REGEX));
        assertEquals(true, "proba@ante.mate".matches(Searcher.EMAIL_REGEX));
        assertEquals(true, "lukaluka@10minmail.com".matches(Searcher.EMAIL_REGEX));
        assertEquals(true, "howwoh@aloha.flo".matches(Searcher.EMAIL_REGEX));
    }

    @Test
    public void testSimilarFormOfRegexesUsedInSeacher() throws Exception {
        assertEquals(true, "<td>tryone</td>".matches("<td>\\w+</td>"));
        assertEquals(true, "<td>tryone</td>".matches("<td>[a-zA-Z_]+</td>"));
    }

}