use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::Riak;
use Test::More;

BEGIN {
    unless ( $ENV{RIAK_REST_HOST} ) {
        require Test::More;
        Test::More::plan(
            skip_all => 'RIAK_REST_HOST not set.. skipping' );
    }
}

ok my $client = Net::Riak->new(host => $ENV{RIAK_REST_HOST}), 'client created';

# set up a bucket containing two person/user records and store them
my $bucket_one = $client->bucket('ONE');

my $ref1 = {
    username => 'griffinp',
    fullname => 'Peter Griffin',
    email => 'peter@familyguy.com'
};
my $ref2 = {
    username => 'griffins',
    fullname => 'Stewie Griffin',
    email => 'stewie@familyguy.com'
};

ok $bucket_one->new_object( $ref1->{username} => $ref1 )->store(1,1), 'new object stored';
ok $bucket_one->new_object( $ref2->{username} => $ref2 )->store(1,1), 'new object stored';

# create another bucket to store some data that will link to users
my $bucket_two = $client->bucket('TWO');

# create the object
my $item_data = {
    a_number  => rand(),
    some_text => 'e86d62c91139f328df5f05e9698a248f',
    epoch     => time()
};
ok my $item = $bucket_two->new_object( '25FCBA57-8D75-41B6-9E5A-0E2528BB3342' => $item_data ), 'store new object to second bucket';

# create a link to each person that is stored in bucket 'ONE' and associate the link
# with the $item object
foreach my $person ( $ref1, $ref2 ) {
    my $link = Net::Riak::Link->new(
        bucket => $bucket_one,
        key    => $person->{username},
        tag    => 'owners'
    );
    ok $item->add_link( $link ), 'link added to object';
}

# store to Riak
ok $item->store( 1, 1 ), 'object stored';

my $test_links = $bucket_two->get('25FCBA57-8D75-41B6-9E5A-0E2528BB3342', [1]);
my $links = $test_links->links;
is $links->[0]->key, 'griffinp', 'good owner for first link';
is $links->[1]->key, 'griffins', 'good owner for second link';

$test_links->remove_link($links->[0]);
$links = $test_links->links;
is $links->[0]->key, 'griffins', 'good owner for second link after a remove link';
done_testing;