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#!/usr/bin/env bats
#
# Test creation of .irodsA for iRODS native authentication using the free function,
# irods.client_init.write_native_credentials_to_secrets_file
. "$BATS_TEST_DIRNAME"/test_support_functions
PYTHON=python3
# Setup/prerequisites are same as for login_auth_test.
# Run as ubuntu user with sudo; python_irodsclient must be installed (in either ~/.local or a virtualenv)
#
@test create_irods_secrets_file {
rm -fr ~/.irods
mkdir ~/.irods
cat > ~/.irods/irods_environment.json <<-EOF
{ "irods_host":"$(hostname)",
"irods_port":1247,
"irods_user_name":"rods",
"irods_zone_name":"tempZone"
}
EOF
$PYTHON -c "import irods.client_init; irods.client_init.write_native_credentials_to_secrets_file('rods')"
# Define the core Python to be run, basically a minimal code block ensuring that we can authenticate to iRODS
# without an exception being raised.
local SCRIPT="
import irods.test.helpers as h
ses = h.make_session()
ses.collections.get(h.home_collection(ses))
print ('env_auth_scheme=%s' % ses.pool.account._original_authentication_scheme)
"
OUTPUT=$($PYTHON -c "$SCRIPT")
# Assert passing value
[ $OUTPUT = "env_auth_scheme=native" ]
}
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