# This script shows what can be done with tn-cli macros. Run it as
#
#   python tn-cli.py --no-login < sample-macro-script.txt
#
# The script performs the following:
#
#  - Creates a new user Test User with useradd
#  - Logs in as Xena (user has root privileges)
#  - Changes Test User's name to 'Test User 1'
#  - Modifies Test User's default anon acs to JR with chacs
#  - Sets Test User's password to test456
#  - Deletes Test User with userdel
#  - Uses resolve to locate user Alice
#  - Subscribes to Alice
#  - Sends a message to Alice

# Create user 'Test User'
# .must directive ensures the command succeeds (in case of failure, the script execution stops.
# $user is the variable that will hold the result of the command execution.
.must $user useradd --name 'Test User' --password test123 --comment test0 \
  --cred email:test@example.com --avatar ./test-128.jpg --tags test,test-user \
  --auth=JRWPA --anon=JW test

# Login as xena.
.must $xena login --scheme=basic --secret=xena:xena123

# Change test's public name.
.must usermod $user.params[user] --name 'Test User 1'

# Change test's anon acs.
.must chacs $user.params[user] --anon=JR

# Set test's password to test456.
passwd $user.params[user] -P test456

# Delete test user.
.must userdel $user.params[user] --hard

# Find Alice.
.must $alice resolve alice

# Subscribe to Alice
.must sub $alice.sub[0].topic

# Send a plain text message to Alice (async)
pub $alice.sub[0].topic 'Hello, Alice'

.sleep 2000