#!/usr/bin/env bash
test_directory="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)"
bats_executable="${test_directory}/../test_lib/bats-core/bin/bats"

git submodule init && git submodule update

if [ -z "${BASH_IT}" ]; then
  declare BASH_IT
  BASH_IT=$(cd ${test_directory} && dirname "$(pwd)")
  export BASH_IT
fi

if [ -z "$1" ]; then
  test_dirs=( ${test_directory}/{bash_it,completion,install,lib,plugins,themes} )
else
  test_dirs=( "$1" )
fi

# Make sure that the `parallel` command is installed,
# AND that it is the GNU version of `parallel`.
# If that is the case, try to guess the number of CPU cores,
# so we can run `bats` in parallel processing mode, which is a lot faster.
if command -v parallel &> /dev/null \
  && parallel -V &> /dev/null \
  && { parallel -V 2> /dev/null | grep -q '^GNU\>'; }
then
  # Expect to run at least on a dual-core CPU; slightly degraded performance
  # shouldn't matter otherwise.
  declare -i -r test_jobs_default=2
  declare -i -r test_jobs_effective="$(
    if [ "${TEST_JOBS:-detect}" = "detect" ] \
      && command -v nproc &> /dev/null
    then
      nproc
    elif [ -n "${TEST_JOBS}" ] \
      && [ "${TEST_JOBS}" != "detect" ]
    then
      echo "${TEST_JOBS}"
    else
      echo ${test_jobs_default}
    fi
  )"
  exec "$bats_executable" ${CI:+--tap} --jobs ${test_jobs_effective} \
    "${test_dirs[@]}"
else
  # Run `bats` in single-threaded mode.
  exec "$bats_executable" ${CI:+--tap} "${test_dirs[@]}"
fi