transcience/tests/unit/test_loot.gd

extends GutTest
## Ground loot and the item actions that move things on and off it.
##
## Everything here goes through [method SimWorld.queue_input] rather than
## calling the private handlers, because the whole point of putting item actions
## in the input frame is that they are subject to the same rules as movement.
## A test that reached past that would prove nothing about what a client can
## actually do.

const ME := 1
const THEM := 2

var world: SimWorld


func before_each() -> void:
	world = SimWorld.new(7)
	var me := world.add_player(ME, "me")
	me.pos = Vector2.ZERO
	me.spawn_grace = 0


## One tick of held input. Ticks have to advance or queue_input discards the
## frame as a duplicate, which is exactly what it should do.
func _hold(peer: int, ticks: int, buttons: int, slot: int = 0) -> void:
	for _i in ticks:
		var frames: Array[InputFrame] = [
			InputFrame.make(world.tick + 1, Vector2.ZERO, 0.0, buttons, slot)]
		world.queue_input(peer, frames)
		world.step()


## Press and release, so the next press is a fresh edge.
func _tap(peer: int, buttons: int, slot: int = 0) -> void:
	_hold(peer, 1, buttons, slot)
	_hold(peer, 1, 0, slot)


func _events_of(kind: int) -> Array:
	var out := []
	for ev in world.events:
		if int(ev["t"]) == kind:
			out.append(ev)
	return out


# --- Picking up -------------------------------------------------------------

func test_pressing_interact_next_to_an_item_takes_it() -> void:
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2(20.0, 0.0))
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_eq(world.players[ME].inventory[0], Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 0, "and it leaves the floor")
	assert_eq(_events_of(SimEvent.Type.ITEM_PICKED_UP).size(), 1)


func test_an_item_out_of_reach_is_not_taken() -> void:
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION,
		Vector2(SimConfig.LOOT_PICKUP_RADIUS + 20.0, 0.0))
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_eq(world.players[ME].free_slot(), 0, "nothing should have been picked up")
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 1)


## Interact is held down while walking around, and the client repeats the last
## few frames every tick. Level-triggered, standing on a pile would hoover it up
## in four ticks.
func test_holding_interact_takes_exactly_one_item() -> void:
	for i in 3:
		world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2(float(i) * 4.0, 0.0))
	_hold(ME, 30, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 2, "two items should still be on the floor")


func test_releasing_and_pressing_again_takes_the_next_one() -> void:
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2(4.0, 0.0))
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2(8.0, 0.0))
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 0)


## Nothing is destroyed by a full bag. Silently deleting the item would be the
## kind of loss a player cannot be compensated for.
func test_a_full_inventory_leaves_the_item_on_the_floor() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	for _i in SimConfig.INVENTORY_SLOTS:
		me.add_item(Items.WARDENS_RATION)
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2(10.0, 0.0))
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 1, "the item must survive a failed pickup")
	assert_eq(_events_of(SimEvent.Type.ITEM_PICKED_UP).size(), 0)


## The portal and pickup share the interact key. A full bag must not leave a
## player standing on the portal unable to use it.
func test_a_failed_pickup_does_not_block_the_portal() -> void:
	world.portals = [SimPortal.make(Vector2.ZERO, Dungeons.default_id())]
	var me := world.players[ME]
	for _i in SimConfig.INVENTORY_SLOTS:
		me.add_item(Items.WARDENS_RATION)
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2(10.0, 0.0))
	_hold(ME, 1, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_gt(_events_of(SimEvent.Type.PORTAL_USED).size(), 0,
		"the portal should still answer when the pickup could not happen")


# --- Using ------------------------------------------------------------------

func test_using_a_potion_heals_and_consumes_it() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	me.hp = 10
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 0)
	assert_gt(me.hp, 10, "the potion should have healed")
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.NONE, "and been consumed")
	assert_eq(_events_of(SimEvent.Type.ITEM_USED).size(), 1)


## A mistimed keypress must not cost a potion. Refusing the use is the only way
## to make that true, since nothing else in the game asks for confirmation.
func test_a_potion_at_full_health_is_refused_rather_than_wasted() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	me.hp = me.max_hp
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 0)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.HEALTH_POTION, "it should still be there")


## Refilling the slot mid-hold is what makes this test bite. Checking only that
## one potion was spent proves nothing: a level-triggered bug empties the slot
## on the first tick and then finds nothing left to spend either way.
func test_holding_the_use_key_spends_exactly_one_potion() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	me.hp = 1
	_hold(ME, 5, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 0)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.NONE, "the first press should drink it")

	# Same key still down, same slot, a fresh potion in it.
	me.inventory[0] = Items.HEALTH_POTION
	me.hp = 1
	_hold(ME, 20, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 0)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.HEALTH_POTION,
		"a held key is one action, however many frames carry it")


## Tapping a second slot while the first is still held is a real second action,
## so the slot has to be part of the edge and not just the button bit.
func test_a_different_slot_while_held_is_a_second_action() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.WARDENS_RATION)
	me.add_item(Items.WARDENS_RATION)
	_hold(ME, 3, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 0)
	_hold(ME, 3, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 1)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.NONE)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[1], Items.NONE)


## The ration has no effect, and is still spent. "Does nothing" has to mean a
## completed transaction, or it proves nothing about the path it exists to test.
func test_a_useless_item_is_still_consumed() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.WARDENS_RATION)
	me.hp = me.max_hp
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 0)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.NONE)


func test_using_an_empty_slot_does_nothing() -> void:
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 2)
	assert_eq(_events_of(SimEvent.Type.ITEM_USED).size(), 0)


## The slot index comes off the wire, so a hostile value has to be inert rather
## than merely unusual.
func test_a_slot_index_off_the_end_is_harmless() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_USE, 200)
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_DROP, 250)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 0)


# --- Dropping ---------------------------------------------------------------

func test_dropping_puts_the_item_back_on_the_floor() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_DROP, 0)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.NONE)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 1)
	assert_eq(_events_of(SimEvent.Type.ITEM_DROPPED).size(), 1)


## Same refill trick as the use test, for the same reason.
func test_holding_the_drop_key_drops_exactly_one_item() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	_hold(ME, 5, InputFrame.BTN_DROP, 0)
	me.inventory[0] = Items.WARDENS_RATION
	_hold(ME, 20, InputFrame.BTN_DROP, 0)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.WARDENS_RATION,
		"holding drop must not empty the bag one slot per tick")
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 1)


func test_what_you_drop_can_be_taken_by_someone_else() -> void:
	var them := world.add_player(THEM, "them")
	them.pos = Vector2(10.0, 0.0)
	them.spawn_grace = 0
	world.players[ME].add_item(Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_DROP, 0)
	_tap(THEM, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_eq(them.inventory[0], Items.HEALTH_POTION,
		"a dropped item is world-shared, whatever it was before")


## An instanced item becomes shared the moment it is dropped. That is the point
## of being able to drop things: a trophy you do not want should be able to
## reach someone who does.
func test_dropping_an_instanced_item_makes_it_shared() -> void:
	world.players[ME].add_item(Items.WARDENS_RATION)
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_DROP, 0)
	for l in world.loot.values():
		assert_eq(l.owner_peer, 0)


func test_dropping_an_empty_slot_does_nothing() -> void:
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_DROP, 1)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 0)


# --- Visibility -------------------------------------------------------------

func test_instanced_loot_cannot_be_taken_by_anyone_else() -> void:
	world.spawn_loot(Items.WARDENS_RATION, Vector2(8.0, 0.0), THEM)
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 1, "it is not mine to take")
	assert_eq(world.players[ME].free_slot(), 0)


func test_instanced_loot_can_be_taken_by_its_owner() -> void:
	world.spawn_loot(Items.WARDENS_RATION, Vector2(8.0, 0.0), ME)
	_tap(ME, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)
	assert_eq(world.players[ME].inventory[0], Items.WARDENS_RATION)


## Nobody else can see it, so leaving it behind would be an entity the instance
## carries around invisibly until it closes.
func test_leaving_takes_your_instanced_loot_with_you() -> void:
	world.spawn_loot(Items.WARDENS_RATION, Vector2(8.0, 0.0), ME)
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2(8.0, 0.0))
	world.remove_player(ME)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 1, "the shared item stays")
	for l in world.loot.values():
		assert_eq(l.owner_peer, 0)


# --- Drops ------------------------------------------------------------------

func test_a_boss_kill_drops_a_shared_potion_and_a_ration_each() -> void:
	var them := world.add_player(THEM, "them")
	them.pos = Vector2(60.0, 0.0)
	var boss := world.spawn_boss(Content.warden())
	world._damage_boss(boss.def.max_hp * 2)
	var shared := 0
	var mine := 0
	var theirs := 0
	for l in world.loot.values():
		if l.owner_peer == 0:
			shared += 1
		elif l.owner_peer == ME:
			mine += 1
		elif l.owner_peer == THEM:
			theirs += 1
	assert_eq(shared, 1, "one potion for the party to divide")
	assert_eq(mine, 1, "and a ration each")
	assert_eq(theirs, 1)


func test_a_dead_player_earns_no_instanced_drop() -> void:
	var them := world.add_player(THEM, "them")
	them.alive = false
	var boss := world.spawn_boss(Content.warden())
	world._damage_boss(boss.def.max_hp * 2)
	for l in world.loot.values():
		assert_ne(l.owner_peer, THEM, "you have to be alive for the kill")


## Rare means rare: a run should be survivable on what it hands you, never
## comfortably. Checked statistically rather than exactly, because the roll uses
## the world's RNG and pinning the exact count would pin the RNG.
func test_a_trash_enemy_drops_a_potion_only_sometimes() -> void:
	var kills := 400
	var dropped := 0
	for i in kills:
		var solo := SimWorld.new(i * 31 + 5)
		var e := solo.spawn_enemy(Content.drifter(), Vector2.ZERO)
		solo._damage_enemy(e, e.def.max_hp * 2)
		dropped += solo.loot.size()
	assert_gt(dropped, 0, "trash has to drop something eventually")
	assert_lt(dropped, kills / 2,
		"if most kills drop a potion, potions are not worth a slot")


func test_the_practice_dummy_drops_nothing() -> void:
	var e := world.spawn_enemy(Content.dummy(), Vector2(100.0, 0.0))
	world._damage_enemy(e, e.def.max_hp * 2)
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 0, "the hub target is not a loot piñata")


# --- Housekeeping -----------------------------------------------------------

## Only the hub can realistically reach the cap -- dungeons close and take
## their litter with them -- but unbounded growth in the one world that never
## closes is worth a ceiling.
func test_ground_loot_is_capped() -> void:
	for i in SimConfig.MAX_LOOT_PER_INSTANCE + 20:
		world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2(float(i), 200.0))
	assert_lte(world.loot.size(), SimConfig.MAX_LOOT_PER_INSTANCE)


func test_loot_ids_never_collide_with_actor_ids() -> void:
	var e := world.spawn_enemy(Content.turret(), Vector2(100.0, 100.0))
	var l := world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2.ZERO)
	assert_ne(l.id, e.id, "loot shares the actor id space, so it must share the counter")


func test_an_unknown_item_cannot_be_put_on_the_floor() -> void:
	assert_null(world.spawn_loot(&"phlogiston", Vector2.ZERO))


## The inventory belongs to the character, not to the room. Walking into a
## dungeon with the potions you were carrying is the entire point of carrying
## them.
func test_inventory_survives_an_instance_transition() -> void:
	var me := world.players[ME]
	me.add_item(Items.HEALTH_POTION)
	me.reset_for_instance(Vector2(50.0, 50.0), SimConfig.SPAWN_GRACE_TICKS)
	assert_eq(me.inventory[0], Items.HEALTH_POTION)


## A replica never decides anything, loot included. This is the same guarantee
## the rest of the simulation makes, checked for the newest actor type.
func test_a_replica_never_creates_loot_of_its_own() -> void:
	var replica := SimWorld.new(7)
	replica.authoritative = false
	replica.add_player(ME, "me")
	var e := replica.spawn_enemy(Content.drifter(), Vector2(10.0, 0.0))
	e.hp = 1
	for _i in 300:
		replica.step()
	assert_eq(replica.loot.size(), 0,
		"a client must never invent an item for itself to pick up")


# --- Two players, one item ---------------------------------------------------

## There is no race here to lose. The simulation is single-threaded and
## `_step_players` walks the player list one at a time within a tick, and
## `_try_pickup` erases the item from `world.loot` the instant it succeeds --
## so the second player's search that same tick finds nothing.
func test_two_players_reaching_for_the_same_item_on_one_tick() -> void:
	var them := world.add_player(THEM, "them")
	them.pos = Vector2(6.0, 0.0)
	them.spawn_grace = 0
	world.players[ME].pos = Vector2(-6.0, 0.0)
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2.ZERO)

	var at := world.tick + 1
	var mine: Array[InputFrame] = [
		InputFrame.make(at, Vector2.ZERO, 0.0, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)]
	var theirs: Array[InputFrame] = [
		InputFrame.make(at, Vector2.ZERO, 0.0, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)]
	world.queue_input(ME, mine)
	world.queue_input(THEM, theirs)
	world.step()

	var holders := 0
	for p in world.players.values():
		if p.inventory[0] == Items.HEALTH_POTION:
			holders += 1
	assert_eq(holders, 1, "exactly one player ends up with it")
	assert_eq(world.loot.size(), 0, "and it is gone from the floor")
	assert_eq(_events_of(SimEvent.Type.ITEM_PICKED_UP).size(), 1,
		"one pickup happened, so one pickup is announced")


## The tie-break, recorded because it is arbitrary rather than designed: the
## player list is a Dictionary, Godot dictionaries iterate in insertion order,
## and players are inserted as they join. So on a genuine same-tick tie the
## player who has been in the instance longer wins, every time -- distance to
## the item does not enter into it.
##
## Worth knowing before it is mistaken for a fairness rule. If it ever needs to
## be one, resolving contested pickups by distance after the player loop is the
## natural change.
func test_the_same_tick_tie_break_is_join_order_not_distance() -> void:
	var them := world.add_player(THEM, "them")
	them.spawn_grace = 0
	# The later joiner stands almost on top of it; the earlier one is further
	# away but still in reach.
	them.pos = Vector2(1.0, 0.0)
	world.players[ME].pos = Vector2(SimConfig.LOOT_PICKUP_RADIUS - 2.0, 0.0)
	world.spawn_loot(Items.HEALTH_POTION, Vector2.ZERO)

	var at := world.tick + 1
	var mine: Array[InputFrame] = [
		InputFrame.make(at, Vector2.ZERO, 0.0, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)]
	var theirs: Array[InputFrame] = [
		InputFrame.make(at, Vector2.ZERO, 0.0, InputFrame.BTN_INTERACT)]
	world.queue_input(ME, mine)
	world.queue_input(THEM, theirs)
	world.step()

	assert_eq(world.players[ME].inventory[0], Items.HEALTH_POTION,
		"the player who joined first wins, despite standing further away")
	assert_eq(them.inventory[0], Items.NONE)