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import pytest

from pcluster.validators.database_validators import DatabaseUriValidator
from tests.pcluster.validators.utils import assert_failure_messages


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "uri, expected_message",
    [
        ("172.31.8.14:123456", "Invalid URI specified. Port out of range 0-65535"),
        ("172.31.8.14", "No port specified in the URI. Assuming the use of port 3306"),
        ("172.31.8.14:12345", None),
        ("test.example.com:12345", None),
        (
            "/test.example.com:12345",
            "Invalid URI specified. Please remove any leading / at "
            "the beginning of the provided URI ('/test.example.com:12345')",
        ),
        ("test.example.com", "No port specified in the URI. Assuming the use of port 3306"),
        ("mysql://test.example.com", "Invalid URI specified. Please do not provide a scheme ('mysql://')"),
        ("", "Invalid URI specified. Please review the provided URI ('')"),
    ],
)
def test_database_uri(uri, expected_message):
    actual_failures = DatabaseUriValidator().execute(
        uri=uri,
    )
    assert_failure_messages(actual_failures, expected_message)