Use_situational_overview_section.feature

@ibf-portal-user
Feature: Use situational overview section

Background:
    Given a logged-in user on the dashboard page

Scenario: View the Situational overview section
    When the user enters the dashboard page
    Then the user sees the Situational overview section on the left between the Header and the Chat section
    And it contains a "disaster-type selector" (see details below)
    And it contains the word 'TODAY'
    And it contains today's date, which is always the date of visiting the dashboard, not the last model run date

Scenario: View the Situational overview section in TRIGGERED mode
    Given the dashboard is in TRIGGERED mode
    When the user views the Situational overview section
    Then the background color is purple

Scenario: View the Situational overview section in NON-TRIGGERED mode
    Given the dashboard is in NON-TRIGGERED mode
    When the user views the Situational overview section
    Then the background color is navy-blue

Scenario: View Disaster-type selector with 1 "disaster-type"
    Given the "country" has only 1 "disaster-type"
    When the users views the disaster-type selector
    Then the user sees 1 icon representing a disaster-type
    And it is always "selected", meaning colored background with white icon

Scenario: View Disaster-type selector with multiple "disaster-types"
    Given the "country" has more than 1 "disaster-type"
    When the users views the disaster-type selector
    Then the user sees 2 or more icons representing a disaster-type
    And only one is "selected", meaning colored background with white icon, and text label
    And the others are "unselected", meaning white background with colored icon and no text label
    And the "triggered" disaster-types are purple with white
    And the "non-triggered" disaster-types are navy-blue with white 
    And the "default selected" disaster-type is always the "triggered"
    And if multiple, it is the first from the left
    And if none, then the far-left icon is selected
    And the rest of the dashboard is indeed showing data relating to the "selected" disaster-type

Scenario: Switch Disaster-type
    Given the "country" has more than 1 "disaster-type"
    When the user clicks on a "non-selected" disaster-type
    Then the icon switches to "selected" mode
    And the previous selected icon switches to "unselected" mode
    And the "disaster-type" in the header section switches to the selected "disaster-type"
    And the data of the rest the dashboard updates to the new "selected" disaster-type