'use strict'

# var casper = require('casper').create({
#     verbose: true,
#     logLevel: "debug"
# });

# We run the same test suite for multiple drivers, so we'll set them here.
casper.DRIVER = casper.cli.get('driver') or 'localStorageWrapper'
casper.DRIVER_NAME = casper.cli.get('driver-name') or 'localStorage'
casper.URL = casper.cli.get('url') or 'localstorage'

# Oh boy, this is naughty:
casper.ENGINE = (->
  try
    slimer
    'slimerjs'
  catch e
    'phantomjs'
)()

# Assign our test URL; it should be running a simple express server with our
# test HTML pages.
casper.TEST_URL = 'http://localhost:8181/test/'

casper.dump = require('utils').dump

casper.test.begin "Test setup", 1, (test) ->
  casper.start "#{casper.TEST_URL}test.html", ->
    # Test that localStorage is empty to prevent any weird existing state bugs.
    # Seemingly, either CasperJS or PhantomJS persist localStorage
    # state across tests, so this makes sure things are clean when we start.
    test.assertEval ->
      window.localStorage.clear()

      window.localStorage.length == 0
    , "localStorage should be empty when we begin"

  casper.run ->
    test.done()