/*
    Loxmock - Mocked Loxone functions for functional development/testing on console-level
    Andrej Konkow, 2026/04, v01

    Parts not being used can be ignored

    In case you have testing code yourself you may add some specifics to your code.
    CONSOLE is only defined by loxmock

        #ifdef CONSOLE
            my great console testing code
        #endif
    
**********************************************************************
*   The following section is for declaration of testdata and mock behaviour
*/
#define LOXMOCK_PRINTCALLS    1             /* Shall loxmock print the debug output? 0/1 */
#define LOXMOCK_EXECUTE_SLEEP 0             /* Shall loxmock execute the sleep-statements or run through? 0/1 */

#define LOXMOCK_LOCAL_TZDIFF_TO_UTC (+2)    /* in case of using timefunctions you may adjust this one */
#define LOXMOCK_LOCAL_IS_SUMMERTIME 1       /* in case of using timefunctions you may adjust this one: 0/1 */

/*
    textinput channels of program block
    Be aware that quotation marks inside of a string have to be quoted: \"
*/
char *loxmock_in_char[3] = {     
            /* text input 1 */  "",
            /* text input 2 */  "",
            /* text input 3 */  ""
                           };

float loxmock_in_float[13] = {   
           /* float input  1 */ 0,
           /* float input  2 */ 0,
           /* float input  3 */ 0,
           /* float input  4 */ 0,
           /* float input  5 */ 0,
           /* float input  6 */ 0,
           /* float input  7 */ 0,
           /* float input  8 */ 0,
           /* float input  9 */ 0,
           /* float input 10 */ 0,
           /* float input 11 */ 0,
           /* float input 12 */ 0,
           /* float input 13 */ 0
                             };

/*
    Result string being returned when calling httpget()
    Be aware that quotation marks inside of a string have to be quoted: \"
*/
char *loxmock_result_httpget = "";

/* 
    When working with streams define the expected resultstream(completely).
    Even when your code is reading chunks loxmock will take care about that.
    The hex-values will be properly converted to their corresponding byte values
    
    Examples:
        #define LOXMOCK_STREAM lm_hexbytes
        char *loxmock_result_stream  = "1A 4B 0C 5D";
                or without whitespaces "1A4B0C5D";

        #define LOXMOCK_STREAM lm_ascii
        char *loxmock_result_stream  = "This is handled as char-stream";    

    Specify whether the specified stream is a
        - ascii-string:      lm_ascii
        - list of hex-bytes: lm_hexbytes
*/
#define LOXMOCK_STREAM lm_hexbytes
char *loxmock_result_stream  = "";

/*
    Result string being returned when calling localwebservice()
    Be aware that quotation marks inside of a string have to be quoted: \"
*/
char *loxmock_result_localwebservice = "";

/*
    When working with virtual inputs/outputs (getio() and setio()) you 
    can use the following map. Define the virtual input names and
    their corresponding initial values.
*/
#define LOXMOCK_VIRTUAL_BLOCKS 4    /* define the size of the map below */

typedef struct loxmock_virtual_block { char *key; float value; } loxmock_virtual_block;
loxmock_virtual_block loxmock_vblocks[LOXMOCK_VIRTUAL_BLOCKS];

loxmock_vblocks[0].key = "VI0";     loxmock_vblocks[0].value = 0;
loxmock_vblocks[1].key = "VI1";     loxmock_vblocks[1].value = 0;
loxmock_vblocks[2].key = "VI38";    loxmock_vblocks[2].value = 0;
loxmock_vblocks[3].key = "anyname"; loxmock_vblocks[3].value = 0;

/*
    When calling getinputevent() this bitmask will be returned once and then will be set back to 0
    Just for clarification: The string will be converted into a real bitmap. ;-)
    
    channels  "I13 I12 I11 I10 I9 I8 I7 I6 I5 I4 I3 I2 I1 T3 T2 T1"
                0   0   0   0   0  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0  1  0  1
    loxmox_inputevent_bitmask = "0000000000010101";  (2*8Bit)    
*/
char *loxmox_inputevent_bitmask = "0000000000000000";

/*  End of testdata section
******************************************************************************/

#include "loxmock_func_v01.c"