import { auth } from "@/lib/auth";

// Test what the auth session looks like
console.log("Testing authentication session structure...\n");

async function testAuth() {
	try {
		// Create a mock request
		const mockReq = {
			url: "http://localhost:3000/api/projects",
			method: "GET",
			headers: new Map([
				["cookie", ""], // Add any cookies if needed
			]),
		};

		// This is how the auth middleware would wrap a handler
		const testHandler = auth(async (req) => {
			console.log("=== Authentication Session Debug ===");
			console.log("req.auth:", JSON.stringify(req.auth, null, 2));
			console.log("req.auth?.user:", JSON.stringify(req.auth?.user, null, 2));
			console.log("req.auth?.user?.id:", req.auth?.user?.id);
			console.log("req.user:", JSON.stringify(req.user, null, 2));
			console.log("req.user?.id:", req.user?.id);

			return { success: true };
		});

		// This would normally be called by Next.js
		const result = await testHandler(mockReq);
		console.log("Handler result:", result);
	} catch (error) {
		console.error("Auth test failed:", error);
	}
}

testAuth();