use strict; use CGI; use Wiki::Toolkit::Setup::SQLite; use OpenGuides::Config; use OpenGuides::Search; use OpenGuides::Test; use Test::More; eval { require DBD::SQLite; }; if ( $@ ) { my ($error) = $@ =~ /^(.*?)\n/; plan skip_all => "DBD::SQLite could not be used - no database to test with ($error)"; } eval { require Wiki::Toolkit::Search::Plucene; }; if ( $@ ) { plan skip_all => "Plucene not installed"; } # Strictly speaking we don't need to skip _all_ tests if we don't have # the modules below. Revisit this when not in a hurry. # We only actually need them for the tests where lat/long are converted. eval { require Geography::NationalGrid; }; if ( $@ ) { plan skip_all => "Geography::NationalGrid not installed"; } eval { require Geo::Coordinates::UTM; }; if ( $@ ) { plan skip_all => "Geo::Coordinates::UTM not installed"; } plan tests => 19; # Clear out the database from any previous runs. OpenGuides::Test::refresh_db(); my $config = OpenGuides::Config->new( vars => { dbtype => "sqlite", dbname => "t/node.db", indexing_directory => "t/indexes", script_name => "wiki.cgi", script_url => "http://example.com/", site_name => "Test Site", template_path => "./templates", use_plucene => 1, geo_handler => 1, # British National Grid } ); # Check the British National Grid case. my $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "os_x", -value => 500000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_y", -value => 200000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); my %vars = $q->Vars(); my $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); is( $search->{distance_in_metres}, 500, "os_dist picked up when OS co-ords given and using British grid" ); is( $search->{x}, 500000, "...x set from os_x" ); is( $search->{y}, 200000, "...y set from os_y" ); $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "osie_x", -value => 500000 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_y", -value => 200000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); %vars = $q->Vars(); $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); ok( !defined $search->{distance_in_metres}, "OSIE co-ords ignored when using British grid" ); $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "latitude", -value => 51 ); $q->param( -name => "longitude", -value => 1 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); %vars = $q->Vars(); $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); is( $search->{distance_in_metres}, 700, "latlong_dist picked up when lat/long given and using British grid" ); ok( defined $search->{x}, "...x set" ); ok( defined $search->{y}, "...y set" ); # Check the Irish National Grid case. $config->geo_handler( 2 ); $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "osie_x", -value => 500000 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_y", -value => 200000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); %vars = $q->Vars(); $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); is( $search->{distance_in_metres}, 600, "osie_dist picked up when OS co-ords given and using Irish grid" ); is( $search->{x}, 500000, "...x set from osie_x" ); is( $search->{y}, 200000, "...y set from osie_y" ); $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "os_x", -value => 500000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_y", -value => 200000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); %vars = $q->Vars(); $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); ok( !defined $search->{distance_in_metres}, "OS co-ords ignored when using Irish grid" ); $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "latitude", -value => 55 ); $q->param( -name => "longitude", -value => -5 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); %vars = $q->Vars(); $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); is( $search->{distance_in_metres}, 700, "latlong_dist picked up when lat/long given and using Irish grid" ); ok( defined $search->{x}, "...x set" ); ok( defined $search->{y}, "...y set" ); # Check the UTM case. $config->geo_handler( 3 ); $config->ellipsoid( "Airy" ); $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "os_x", -value => 500000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_y", -value => 200000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); %vars = $q->Vars(); $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); ok( !defined $search->{distance_in_metres}, "OS co-ords ignored when using UTM" ); $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "osie_x", -value => 500000 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_y", -value => 200000 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); %vars = $q->Vars(); $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); ok( !defined $search->{distance_in_metres}, "OSIE co-ords ignored when using UTM" ); $q = CGI->new( "" ); $q->param( -name => "latitude", -value => 51 ); $q->param( -name => "longitude", -value => 1 ); $q->param( -name => "os_dist", -value => 500 ); $q->param( -name => "osie_dist", -value => 600 ); $q->param( -name => "latlong_dist", -value => 700 ); %vars = $q->Vars(); $search = OpenGuides::Search->new( config => $config ); $search->run( vars => \%vars, return_output => 1 ); is( $search->{distance_in_metres}, 700, "latlong_dist picked up when lat/long given and using UTM" ); ok( defined $search->{x}, "...x set" ); ok( defined $search->{y}, "...y set" );