"use strict";

function run_test() {
  var ios = Services.io;

  var uri1 = ios.newURI("http://example.com#bar");
  var uri2 = ios.newURI("http://example.com/#bar");
  Assert.ok(uri1.equals(uri2));

  uri1 = uri1
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com?bar")
    .finalize();
  uri2 = uri2
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com/?bar")
    .finalize();
  Assert.ok(uri1.equals(uri2));

  // see https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=665706
  // ";" is not parsed as special anymore and thus ends up
  // in the authority component (see RFC 3986)
  uri1 = uri1
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com;bar")
    .finalize();
  uri2 = uri2
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com/;bar")
    .finalize();
  Assert.ok(!uri1.equals(uri2));

  uri1 = uri1
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com#")
    .finalize();
  uri2 = uri2
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com/#")
    .finalize();
  Assert.ok(uri1.equals(uri2));

  uri1 = uri1
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com?")
    .finalize();
  uri2 = uri2
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com/?")
    .finalize();
  Assert.ok(uri1.equals(uri2));

  // see https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=665706
  // ";" is not parsed as special anymore and thus ends up
  // in the authority component (see RFC 3986)
  uri1 = uri1
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com;")
    .finalize();
  uri2 = uri2
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com/;")
    .finalize();
  Assert.ok(!uri1.equals(uri2));

  uri1 = uri1
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com")
    .finalize();
  uri2 = uri2
    .mutate()
    .setSpec("http://example.com/")
    .finalize();
  Assert.ok(uri1.equals(uri2));
}