#!/bin/bash

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# Run the cli-utility tests.

source ./test_env.sh
CLI_DIR=$PYTHON_COMMANDS

trap stop_brokers INT TERM QUIT

# helper function to create test.xquery in the current directory, so
# that the python test program can find it.  yes, it leaves a turd.
create_test_xquery() {
     cat <<EOF > ./test.xquery
    let \$w := ./weather
    return \$w/station = 'Raleigh-Durham International Airport (KRDU)'
       and \$w/temperature_f > 50
       and \$w/temperature_f - \$w/dewpoint > 5
       and \$w/wind_speed_mph > 7
       and \$w/wind_speed_mph < 20
EOF
}

start_brokers() {
    # if the xml lib is present, use it.  if not, disable any tests which
    # look like they're xml related.
    # if we start supporting xml on windows, it will need something similar 
    # here
    if [ -f ../.libs/xml.so ] ; then
	xargs="--load-module ../.libs/xml.so"
	if [ ! -f test.xquery ] ; then 
	    create_test_xquery
	fi
	targs=""
    else
	echo "Ignoring XML tests"
	xargs=""
	targs="--ignore=*xml*"
    fi

    ../qpidd --daemon --port 0 --no-data-dir --no-module-dir --mgmt-publish no --auth no $xargs > qpidd.port
    LOCAL_PORT=`cat qpidd.port`
    ../qpidd --daemon --port 0 --no-data-dir --no-module-dir --mgmt-publish no --auth no $xargs > qpidd.port
    REMOTE_PORT=`cat qpidd.port`
}

stop_brokers() {
        $QPIDD_EXEC --no-module-dir -q --port $LOCAL_PORT
        $QPIDD_EXEC --no-module-dir -q --port $REMOTE_PORT
}

if test -d ${PYTHON_DIR} ;  then
    start_brokers
    echo "Running CLI tests using brokers on ports $LOCAL_PORT $REMOTE_PORT"
    PYTHON_TESTS=${PYTHON_TESTS:-$*}
    $QPID_PYTHON_TEST -m cli_tests -b localhost:$LOCAL_PORT -Dremote-port=$REMOTE_PORT -Dcli-dir=$CLI_DIR $targs $PYTHON_TESTS $@
    RETCODE=$?
    stop_brokers
    if test x$RETCODE != x0; then 
        echo "FAIL CLI tests"; exit 1;
    fi
fi