- name: using deprecated syntax but missing keyword
  set_fact:
    this_will_error: "{{ lookup('csvfile', 'file=people.csv, delimiter=, col=1') }}"
  ignore_errors: yes
  register: no_keyword

- name: using modern syntax but missing keyword
  set_fact:
    this_will_error: "{{ lookup('csvfile', file='people.csv', delimiter=' ', col=1) }}"
  ignore_errors: yes
  register: modern_no_keyword

- name: extra arg in k=v syntax (deprecated)
  set_fact:
    this_will_error: "{{ lookup('csvfile', 'foo file=people.csv delimiter=, col=1 thisarg=doesnotexist') }}"
  ignore_errors: yes
  register: invalid_arg

- name: extra arg in config syntax
  set_fact:
    this_will_error: "{{ lookup('csvfile', 'foo', file='people.csv', delimiter=',' col=1, thisarg='doesnotexist') }}"
  ignore_errors: yes
  register: invalid_arg2

- set_fact:
    this_will_error: "{{ lookup('csvfile', 'foo',  file='doesnotexist', delimiter=',', col=1) }}"
  ignore_errors: yes
  register: missing_file

- name: Make sure we failed above
  assert:
    that:
      - no_keyword is failed
      - >
        "Search key is required but was not found" in no_keyword.msg
      - modern_no_keyword is failed
      - >
        "Search key is required but was not found" in modern_no_keyword.msg
      - invalid_arg is failed
      - invalid_arg2 is failed
      - >
        "is not a valid option" in invalid_arg.msg
      - missing_file is failed
      - >
        "need string or buffer" in missing_file.msg or
        "expected str, bytes or os.PathLike object" in missing_file.msg or
        "No such file or directory" in missing_file.msg

- name: Check basic comma-separated file
  assert:
    that:
      - lookup('csvfile', 'Smith', file='people.csv', delimiter=',', col=1) == "Jane"
      - lookup('csvfile', 'Jane', file='people.csv', delimiter=',', col=0, keycol=1) == "Smith"
      - lookup('csvfile', 'German von Lastname file=people.csv delimiter=, col=1') == "Demo"

- name: Check tab-separated file
  assert:
    that:
      - lookup('csvfile', 'electronics file=tabs.csv delimiter=TAB col=1') == "tvs"
      - "lookup('csvfile', 'fruit', file='tabs.csv', delimiter='TAB', col=1) == 'bananas'"
      - lookup('csvfile', 'fruit file=tabs.csv delimiter="\t" col=1') == "bananas"
      - lookup('csvfile', 'electronics', 'fruit', file='tabs.csv', delimiter='\t', col=1) == "tvs,bananas"
      - lookup('csvfile', 'electronics', 'fruit', file='tabs.csv', delimiter='\t', col=1, wantlist=True) == ["tvs", "bananas"]

- name: Check \x1a-separated file
  assert:
    that:
      - lookup('csvfile', 'again file=x1a.csv delimiter=\x1a col=1') == "because"

- name: Check CSV file with CRLF line endings
  assert:
    that:
      - lookup('csvfile', 'this file file=crlf.csv delimiter=, col=2') == "crlf"
      - lookup('csvfile', 'ansible file=crlf.csv delimiter=, col=1') == "parses"

- name: Check file with multi word filename
  assert:
    that:
      - lookup('csvfile', 'maybe file="cool list of things.csv" delimiter=, col=3') == "work"

- name: Test default behavior
  assert:
    that:
      - lookup('csvfile', 'notfound file=people.csv delimiter=, col=2') == []
      - lookup('csvfile', 'notfound file=people.csv delimiter=, col=2, default=what?') == "what?"

# NOTE: For historical reasons, this is correct; quotes in the search field must
# be treated literally as if they appear (escaped as required) in the field in the
# file. They cannot be used to surround the search text in general.
- name: Test quotes in the search field
  assert:
    that:
      - lookup('csvfile', '"The Rock" Johnson file=people.csv delimiter=, col=1') == "Dwayne"
