/*
import {
  afterEach,
  beforeAll,
  beforeEach,
  describe,
  it,
} from "@std/testing/bdd";
import { type Stub, stub } from "@std/testing/mock";
import { FakeTime } from "@std/testing/time";
import { get } from "../../utils/anonymous.ts";
import { SignatureVerifier } from "./verify.ts";
import { assertEquals } from "@std/assert/equals";
import { assert, assertExists, assertFalse, assertRejects } from "@std/assert";
import {
  corruptData,
  corruptSignatureFormat,
  createDetachedSignature,
  createInMemoryFile,
  generateKeyPair,
  generateKeyPairWithSubkey,
  startMockFs,
} from "../../../tests/fixtures/setup.ts";
import { emptyCommandOutput } from "../../../tests/fixtures/test_data.ts";

startMockFs();

describe("SignatureVerifier", () => {
  let verifier: SignatureVerifier;
  let aliceKeyPair: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof generateKeyPair>>;
  let bobKeyPair: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof generateKeyPair>>;
  let aliceWithSubkeyKeyPair: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof generateKeyPair>>;

  beforeAll(async () => {
    aliceKeyPair = await generateKeyPair("Alice");
    bobKeyPair = await generateKeyPair("Bob");
    aliceWithSubkeyKeyPair = await generateKeyPairWithSubkey("AliceWithSubkey");
  });

  beforeEach(() => {
    verifier = new SignatureVerifier();
    Deno.Command.prototype.output = stub(
      Deno.Command.prototype,
      "output",
      () => emptyCommandOutput,
    );
  });

  afterEach(() => {
    (Deno.Command.prototype.output as Stub).restore();
  });

  describe("when verifying a file with a single signature", () => {
    const originalData = new TextEncoder().encode(
      "This is the original file content for single signature tests.",
    ) as Uint8Array<ArrayBuffer>;
    let originalDataUrl: URL;

    beforeEach(() => {
      // Create the data file in memory for each single signature test
      originalDataUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/single_sig_data.txt"),
        originalData,
      );
    });

    it("Scenario: No signature found", async () => {
      const verification = await verifier.verify([originalDataUrl]);

      assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), originalData);
      assertFalse(
        await verification.dataCorrupted,
        "Data is not corrupted in the absence of a signature to check against",
      );
      assertEquals(
        verification.verifications,
        undefined,
        "Should not find any signatures to verify",
      );
      // commit is stubbed, so it will be undefined
    });

    it("Scenario: Signature cannot be checked (missing key - 'E')", async () => {
      // Create a valid signature, but don't add the signing key to the verifier
      const signature = await createDetachedSignature(
        originalData,
        aliceKeyPair.privateKey,
      );
      const signatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/single_sig_data.txt.sig"),
        signature,
      );

      const verification = await verifier.verify([
        originalDataUrl,
        signatureUrl,
      ]);

      assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), originalData);
      assertEquals(await verification.dataCorrupted, [false]);

      assertEquals(verification.signatureCorrupted, [false]);

      assertExists(verification.verifications, "Should find the signature");
      assertEquals(verification.verifications.length, 1); // One signature found

      const sigVerification = verification.verifications[0];
      assertExists(sigVerification.packet);
      assertFalse(await sigVerification.signatureCorrupted.then(get(0)));

      assertRejects(
        () => sigVerification.verified,
        "Verification should fail due to missing key",
      );
      // assertEquals(await sigVerification.status, "E", "Status should be 'E'");

      // The keys promise might resolve with an empty array or throw depending on implementation
      // assert(?) sigVerification.keys resolves as expected
    });

    it("Scenario: Signature cannot be checked (Signature corrupted/malformed - 'E')", async () => {
      const signature = await createDetachedSignature(
        originalData,
        aliceKeyPair.privateKey,
      );
      const corruptedSignature = corruptSignatureFormat(signature);
      const corruptedSignatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/single_sig_data.txt.sig"),
        corruptedSignature,
      );

      verifier.addKey(aliceKeyPair.publicKey);

      const verification = await verifier.verify([
        originalDataUrl,
        corruptedSignatureUrl,
      ]);

      assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), originalData);
      assertEquals(await verification.dataCorrupted, undefined);

      assertEquals(verification.verifications, undefined);
      // assertEquals(await sigVerification.status, "E", "Status should be 'E'");
    });

    it("Scenario: Bad signature ('B')", async () => {
      // Create a valid signature for the original data
      const signature = await createDetachedSignature(
        originalData,
        aliceKeyPair.privateKey,
      );
      const signatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/single_sig_data.txt.sig"),
        signature,
      );
      // Create corrupted data
      const corruptedData = corruptData(originalData);
      const corruptedDataUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/corrupted_single_sig_data.txt"),
        corruptedData,
      );

      verifier.addKey(aliceKeyPair.publicKey); // Key is available

      // Verify the signature (of original data) against the corrupted data
      const verification = await verifier.verify([
        corruptedDataUrl,
        signatureUrl,
      ]);

      assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), corruptedData); // The verifier processed the corrupted data
      assert(
        await verification.dataCorrupted,
        "Data should be marked as corrupted because signature does not match",
      ); // Assuming implementation detects this

      assertFalse(verification.signatureCorrupted?.[0]);

      assertExists(verification.verifications, "Should find the signature");
      assertEquals(verification.verifications.length, 1); // One signature found

      const sigVerification = verification.verifications[0];
      assertExists(sigVerification.key); // Key should be found

      assertExists(sigVerification.packet);
      assertFalse(await sigVerification.signatureCorrupted.then(get(0))); // Signature data itself is not corrupted

      // Expect verification to fail and report 'B'
      assertRejects(
        () => sigVerification.verified,
        "Verification should fail due to data mismatch",
      );
      // assertEquals(await sigVerification.status, "B", "Status should be 'B'");
    });

    it("Scenario: Good signature ('G')", async () => {
      const signature = await createDetachedSignature(
        originalData,
        aliceKeyPair.privateKey,
      );
      const signatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/single_sig_data.txt.sig"),
        signature,
      );

      // Add the key and assume it's ultimately trusted for this scenario
      // In a real test, you might explicitly set trust levels if openpgp.js supports it easily
      verifier.addKey(aliceKeyPair.publicKey);

      const verification = await verifier.verify([
        originalDataUrl,
        signatureUrl,
      ]);

      assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), originalData);
      assertFalse(
        await verification.dataCorrupted?.then((x) => x[0]),
        "Data should not be marked corrupted for a good signature",
      );

      assertFalse(verification.signatureCorrupted?.[0]);

      assertExists(verification.verifications, "Should find the signature");
      assertEquals(verification.verifications.length, 1);

      const sigVerification = verification.verifications[0];
      assertExists(sigVerification.key, "Should find the signing key");
      const signingKey = await sigVerification.key; // Assuming one key found
      assertExists(signingKey, "Should find the signing key");
      assertEquals(signingKey.getKeyID(), aliceKeyPair.publicKey.getKeyID());

      assertExists(sigVerification.packet);
      assertFalse(await sigVerification.signatureCorrupted.then((x) => x[0]));

      // Expect verification to succeed and report 'G'
      assert(
        await sigVerification.verified,
        "Verification should succeed for a good signature",
      );
      // assertEquals(await sigVerification.status, "G", "Status should be 'G'");
    });

    it("Scenario: Good signature, unknown validity ('U')", async () => {
      const signature = await createDetachedSignature(
        originalData,
        aliceKeyPair.privateKey,
      );
      const signatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/single_sig_data.txt.sig"),
        signature,
      );

      // Add the key but do *not* establish ultimate trust for this key in the verifier's context
      // This scenario relies on your verifier or OpenPGP.js handling the 'unknown trust' case.
      verifier.addKey(aliceKeyPair.publicKey); // Key is available, but trust level is not set

      const verification = await verifier.verify([
        originalDataUrl,
        signatureUrl,
      ]);

      assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), originalData);
      assertFalse(await verification.dataCorrupted?.then((x) => x[0]));

      assertFalse(verification.signatureCorrupted?.[0]);

      assertExists(verification.verifications, "Should find the signature");
      assertEquals(verification.verifications.length, 1);

      const sigVerification = verification.verifications[0];
      assertExists(sigVerification.key);

      assertExists(sigVerification.packet);
      assertFalse(await sigVerification.signatureCorrupted.then((x) => x[0]));

      // Expect cryptographic verification to succeed, but status to be 'U'
      assert(
        await sigVerification.verified,
        "Cryptographic verification should succeed",
      );
      // assertEquals(
      //   await sigVerification.status,
      //   "U",
      //   "Status should be 'U' due to unknown validity",
      // );
    });

    // TODO(#): Add tests for Scenarios involving Key Expiration ('X', 'Y')
    // This requires creating keys with specific expiration dates and mocking the system clock
    it("Scenario: Good signature, key expired *after* signature time ('X')", async () => {
      // Use fake time to control the 'now'
      const time = new FakeTime();

      const keyExpirationTime = time.now + 30 * 1000;
      const keyPairWithExpiry = await generateKeyPair("AliceWithExpiry", {
        keyExpirationTime,
      });

      const signature = await createDetachedSignature(
        originalData,
        keyPairWithExpiry.privateKey,
      );
      const signatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/sig_expired_after.sig"),
        signature,
      );

      time.tick(60 * 1000);

      verifier.addKey(keyPairWithExpiry.publicKey);

      const verification = await verifier.verify([
        originalDataUrl,
        signatureUrl,
      ]);

      time.restore();

      assertFalse(await verification.dataCorrupted?.then((x) => x[0]));

      assertFalse(verification.signatureCorrupted?.[0]);

      assertExists(verification.verifications);
      // const expirationDate = await verification.verifications[0].keys[0].then((
      //   x,
      // ) => x.getExpirationTime());
      // assertEquals(
      //   expirationDate?.valueOf(),
      //   new Date(keyExpirationTime).valueOf(),
      // );
      assertExists(await verification.verifications[0].packet);
      assertFalse(
        await verification.verifications[0].signatureCorrupted.then((x) =>
          x[0]
        ),
      );
      assert(await verification.verifications[0].verified);

      // assertEquals(
      //   await verification.verifications![0].status,
      //   "X",
      //   "Status should be 'X' due to key expired after signature",
      // );
    });

    it("Scenario: Good signature, key expired *before* signature time ('Y')", async () => {
      // Use fake time to control the 'now' when creating the key (for expiration)
      const time = new FakeTime();

      const keyExpirationTime = time.now + 30 * 1000;
      const keyPairExpiredBefore = await generateKeyPair("AliceExpiredBefore", {
        keyExpirationTime,
      });

      time.tick(60 * 1000);

      const signature = await createDetachedSignature(
        originalData,
        keyPairExpiredBefore.privateKey,
      );
      const signatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(
        new URL("file:///test/sig_expired_before.sig"),
        signature,
      );

      verifier.addKey(keyPairExpiredBefore.publicKey);

      time.tick(60 * 1000);

      const verification = await verifier.verify([
        originalDataUrl,
        signatureUrl,
      ]);

      time.restore();

      assertFalse(await verification.dataCorrupted?.then((x) => x[0]));

      assertFalse(verification.signatureCorrupted?.[0]);

      assertExists(verification.verifications);
      // const expirationDate = await verification.verifications[0].keys[0].then((
      //   x,
      // ) => x.getExpirationTime());
      // assertEquals(
      //   expirationDate?.valueOf(),
      //   new Date(keyExpirationTime).valueOf(),
      // );
      assertExists(await verification.verifications[0].packet);
      assertFalse(
        await verification.verifications[0].signatureCorrupted.then((x) =>
          x[0]
        ),
      );
      assert(await verification.verifications[0].verified);

      //assertEquals(
      //  await verification.verifications![0].status,
      //  "Y",
      //  "Status should be 'Y' due to key expired before signature",
      //);
    });

    // // TODO: Add tests for Scenarios involving Key Revocation ('R', 'Y')
    // // This requires creating and distributing key revocation certificates. Simulating this is complex and might need mocking OpenPGP.js internal behavior or relying on its revocation handling.

    // it("Scenario: Good signature, key revoked *after* signature time ('R')", async () => {
    //   // This requires creating a revocation certificate for the key *after* signing.
    //   assert(
    //     false,
    //     "Test not implemented: Simulating key revocation requires revocation certs.",
    //   );
    // });

    // it("Scenario: Good signature, key revoked *before* signature time ('Y')", async () => {
    //   // This requires creating a revocation certificate for the key *before* signing.
    //   assert(
    //     false,
    //     "Test not implemented: Simulating key revocation requires revocation certs.",
    //   );
    // });

    // it("Scenario: Signature cannot be checked (Public key available but not signing)", async () => {
    //   // Generate a key with only encryption or certification usage flags
    //   const nonSigningKeyPair = await generateKeyPair("AliceNonSigning", {
    //     usage: ["encrypt"],
    //   }); // Or ["certify"]

    //   const signature = await createDetachedSignature(
    //     originalData,
    //     aliceKeyPair.privateKey,
    //   ); // Signed with a signing key
    //   const signatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(
    //     new URL("file:///test/sig_non_signing_key.sig"),
    //     signature,
    //   );

    //   // Add the non-signing key to the verifier instead of the actual signing key
    //   await verifier.addKey(nonSigningKeyPair.publicKey);

    //   const verification: Verification = await verifier.verify([
    //     originalDataUrl,
    //     signatureUrl,
    //   ]);

    //   assertExists(verification.verifications, "Should find the signature");
    //   assertEquals(verification.verifications.length, 1);

    //   const sigVerification = verification.verifications[0];
    //   // Key is found, but it's the wrong type of key for verification
    //   assertExists(sigVerification.keys, "Should find a key");

    //   // Expect verification to fail and report 'E' or potentially 'B' depending on how openpgp.js handles this
    //   // OpenPGP.js often reports 'E' if the key's capabilities don't match the packet type.
    //   assertEquals(
    //     await sigVerification.verified,
    //     false,
    //     "Verification should fail with a non-signing key",
    //   );
    //   // We expect 'E' as the most likely status
    //   assertEquals(
    //     await sigVerification.status,
    //     "E",
    //     "Status should be 'E' with a non-signing key",
    //   );
    // });

    // TODO: Add scenarios involving signing subkeys if your verifier needs to distinguish them
    // These would require more complex key generation and potentially inspecting the packet details.
  });

  //   // --- Scenarios for multiple signatures ---
  //   describe("when verifying a file with multiple signatures", () => {
  //      const originalData = new TextEncoder().encode("This file has multiple signatures.");
  //      let originalDataUrl: URL;
  //
  //      beforeEach(() => {
  //          originalDataUrl = createInMemoryFile(new URL("file:///test/multi_sig_data.txt"), originalData);
  //      });
  //
  //
  //       it("Scenario: All signatures are Good ('G')", async () => {
  //            // Create signatures by Alice and Bob
  //            const aliceSignature = await createDetachedSignature(originalData, aliceKeyPair.privateKey);
  //            const bobSignature = await createDetachedSignature(originalData, bobKeyPair.privateKey);
  //
  //            const aliceSignatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(new URL("file:///test/multi_sig_data.txt.alice.sig"), aliceSignature);
  //            const bobSignatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(new URL("file:///test/multi_sig_data.txt.bob.sig"), bobSignature);
  //
  //            // Add both signing keys (assume trusted for this scenario)
  //            await verifier.addKey(aliceKeyPair.publicKey);
  //            await verifier.addKey(bobKeyPair.publicKey);
  //
  //            // Verify with multiple signature files
  //            const verification: Verification = await verifier.verify([originalDataUrl, aliceSignatureUrl, bobSignatureUrl]);
  //
  //            assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), originalData);
  //            assertEquals(verification.dataCorrupted, false);
  //            assertExists(verification.verifications);
  //            assertEquals(verification.verifications.length, 2); // Two signatures found
  //
  //            // Check the status of each verification result
  //            const statuses = await Promise.all(verification.verifications.map(v => v.status));
  //            assertArrayIncludes(statuses, ['G', 'G'], "Both signatures should have 'G' status");
  //
  //            // Check the key IDs found for each verification
  //            const keyIDs = await Promise.all(verification.verifications.map(async v => (await v.keys)[0]?.getKeyID()));
  //            assertArrayIncludes(keyIDs.filter(defined), [aliceKeyPair.publicKey.getKeyID(), bobKeyPair.publicKey.getKeyID()]);
  //       });
  //
  //        it("Scenario: Some signatures are Good ('G'), others are Bad ('B')", async () => {
  //             // Create a good signature by Alice
  //             const aliceSignature = await createDetachedSignature(originalData, aliceKeyPair.privateKey);
  //             const aliceSignatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(new URL("file:///test/multi_sig_data.txt.alice.sig"), aliceSignature);
  //
  //             // Create a bad signature by attempting to sign corrupted data with Bob's key
  //             const corruptedDataForBadSig = corruptData(originalData);
  //             const bobBadSignature = await createDetachedSignature(corruptedDataForBadSig, bobKeyPair.privateKey);
  //             const bobBadSignatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(new URL("file:///test/multi_sig_data.txt.bob.sig"), bobBadSignature);
  //
  //
  //            // Add both signing keys
  //            await verifier.addKey(aliceKeyPair.publicKey);
  //            await verifier.addKey(bobKeyPair.publicKey);
  //
  //            // Verify against the original data, but provide one good and one bad signature file
  //            const verification: Verification = await verifier.verify([originalDataUrl, aliceSignatureUrl, bobBadSignatureUrl]);
  //
  //            assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), originalData); // Verifier should use the original data if found and matching a good sig
  //            assertEquals(verification.dataCorrupted, false, "Data should not be marked corrupted if at least one good signature matches");
  //
  //            assertExists(verification.verifications);
  //            assertEquals(verification.verifications.length, 2);
  //
  //            // Check the status of each verification result
  //            const statuses = await Promise.all(verification.verifications.map(v => v.status));
  //            // Expect one 'G' and one 'B' status
  //            assertEquals(statuses.filter(s => s === 'G').length, 1);
  //            assertEquals(statuses.filter(s => s === 'B').length, 1);
  //
  //            // You would also need to check which key corresponded to the 'G' and 'B' status
  //            // This requires correlating the verification result with the key ID/fingerprint.
  //             const verifications = await Promise.all(verification.verifications.map(async v => ({ status: await v.status, keyID: (await Promise.all(v.keys))[0]?.getKeyID() })));
  //
  //             assert(verifications.some(v => v.status === 'G' && v.keyID === aliceKeyPair.publicKey.getKeyID()), "Alice's signature should be Good");
  //             assert(verifications.some(v => v.status === 'B' && v.keyID === bobKeyPair.publicKey.getKeyID()), "Bob's signature should be Bad");
  //        });
  //
  //        it("Scenario: Some signatures cannot be checked ('E'), others are Good ('G')", async () => {
  //            // Create a good signature by Alice
  //            const aliceSignature = await createDetachedSignature(originalData, aliceKeyPair.privateKey);
  //            const aliceSignatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(new URL("file:///test/multi_sig_data.txt.alice.sig"), aliceSignature);
  //
  //             // Create a signature by Bob but don't add Bob's key to the verifier (will result in 'E')
  //            const bobSignature = await createDetachedSignature(originalData, bobKeyPair.privateKey);
  //            const bobSignatureUrl = createInMemoryFile(new URL("file:///test/multi_sig_data.txt.bob.sig"), bobSignature);
  //
  //
  //            // Add only Alice's key
  //            await verifier.addKey(aliceKeyPair.publicKey);
  //
  //            const verification: Verification = await verifier.verify([originalDataUrl, aliceSignatureUrl, bobSignatureUrl]);
  //
  //            assertEquals(new Uint8Array(verification.data), originalData);
  //            assertEquals(verification.dataCorrupted, false);
  //            assertExists(verification.verifications);
  //            assertEquals(verification.verifications.length, 2);
  //
  //            const statuses = await Promise.all(verification.verifications.map(v => v.status));
  //
  //            assertEquals(statuses.filter(s => s === 'G').length, 1, "One signature should be Good (Alice)");
  //            assertEquals(statuses.filter(s => s === 'E').length, 1, "One signature should be 'E' (Bob - missing key)");
  //
  //            const verifications = await Promise.all(verification.verifications.map(async v => ({ status: await v.status, keyID: (await Promise.all(v.keys))[0]?.getKeyID() })));
  //
  //             assert(verifications.some(v => v.status === 'G' && v.keyID === aliceKeyPair.publicKey.getKeyID()), "Alice's signature should be Good");
  //             // For the 'E' status (missing key), the keyID might be undefined or the partial KeyID from the packet.
  //             // We'll just check that one status is 'E'.
  //              assert(verifications.some(v => v.status === 'E'), "One signature should be 'E'");
  //        });
  //
  //
  //         // TODO: Continue adding tests for all combinations from the multiple signatures table
  //         // This requires combining different key states (expired, revoked, untrusted) for different signers
  //         // within the same verification process. This is the most complex part.
  //
  //          it("Scenario: All signatures Unknown Validity ('U')", async () => {
  //               // Requires generating signatures with keys that are valid but not ultimately trusted for all signers.
  //               // Then verifying without establishing a trust path for any key.
  //              assert(false, "Test not implemented: Simulating unknown trust for all signatures.");
  //          });
  //
  //          it("Scenario: At least one Good signature, with others having Key Status issues (e.g., 'X', 'Y', 'R')", async () => {
  //              // Requires creating signatures with a mix of good keys and expired/revoked keys for different signers.
  //              assert(false, "Test not implemented: Combining different key states for multiple signers.");
  //          });
  //
  //          it("Scenario: All signatures have Key Status issues ('X', 'Y', 'R')", async () => {
  //               // Requires creating signatures with only expired or revoked keys for all signers.
  //              assert(false, "Test not implemented: Simulating all signatures with key status issues.");
  //          });
  //
  //          it("Scenario: Combination of Bad, Unknown, and Key Status issues", async () => {
  //               // This is a very complex scenario combining multiple failure types across different signatures.
  //              assert(false, "Test not implemented: Simulating a complex mix of failure types.");
  //          });
  //
  //          it("Scenario: At least one signature is valid, but some Public Keys not available", async () => {
  //               // Requires providing multiple signature files, but only providing some of the signing keys to the verifier.
  //              assert(false, "Test not implemented: Simulating missing keys for some signatures in a multi-signature scenario.");
  //          });
  //
  //           it("Scenario: At least one signature is valid, but some Public Keys available but not Signing Keys", async () => {
  //                // Requires providing multiple signature files, and providing a key that is NOT a signing key for one of them.
  //               assert(false, "Test not implemented: Simulating non-signing keys for some signatures in a multi-signature scenario.");
  //           });
  //   });
});
*/