import { storage } from "../server/storage";
import { insertUserSchema } from "../shared/schema";

async function runTest() {
    console.log("Starting Gamification Logic Test...");

    // 1. Setup Test User
    const timestamp = Date.now();
    const username = `gamer_${timestamp}`;
    const password = "password123";
    const email = `gamer_${timestamp}@example.com`;

    console.log(`Creating user: ${username}`);
    const user = await storage.createUser({
        username,
        email,
        password, // Note: In real app this wants hashed, but we are bypassing auth middleware for direct storage tests? 
        // API tests need real auth.
        // Let's rely on Direct Storage + Logic Verification since pure API test is complex with auth cookies in a simple script.
        role: 'user',
        isActive: true
    });

    // We need to simulate the API logic because the logic resides in the Route handler (routes.ts), not just storage.
    // This is tricky without a full HTTP client.

    // ALTERNATIVE: We can define a helper to mock Request/Response and call the route handler? 
    // Too complex.

    // Let's use fetch against the running server.
    const baseUrl = "http://localhost:5001";

    // Login to get cookie
    console.log("Logging in via API...");
    const loginRes = await fetch(`${baseUrl}/api/login`, {
        method: 'POST',
        headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
        body: JSON.stringify({ username, password })
    });

    // Wait, storage.createUser doesn't hash password! API login will fail if I stored plain text?
    // Yes. Routes.ts: setupAuth uses comparePassword(password, user.password).
    // So I must hash the password if I insert via storage.
    // OR I can register via API.
}