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#!/usr/bin/env python3
'''
This tests that local_agent.AgentConnection() can be used to connect to a VPN
server.
If no exception are raised during the call to AgentConnection.connect(), then
the test is successful.
Check instructions on load_secrets.py on how to set thing up to be able to
run this test.
For this test to work it's required to be connected to be connected to a server,
and passing a domain that matches that server to the `secrets.json` file.
'''
import asyncio
import local_agent
from load_secrets import load_secrets
secrets = load_secrets()
timeout = 1 # 1 second timeout
async def do_read(connection):
print("Waiting for read...")
return await connection.read()
# Connect to the VPN server
async def make_test_connection():
local_agent.init()
agent_connector = local_agent.AgentConnector()
print()
agent_connection = await agent_connector.connect(
secrets.server_domain, secrets.private_key, secrets.certificate, timeout)
print("Local agent connection established")
# First connection we get a status straight away
print("Read status")
print(await agent_connection.read())
# Now request another status
print("Request a new status")
await agent_connection.request_status(timeout)
print(await agent_connection.read())
wait_for_read = asyncio.create_task(do_read(agent_connection))
print("Requesting features")
await asyncio.sleep(1)
agent_connection.request_features( local_agent.AgentFeatures(netshield_level = 3) )
# Now get the latest status back.
# We should have features in it.
status = await wait_for_read
print(status)
# Now try to read the netshield level directly
print(status.features.netshield_level)
# Now we're done with the connection
await agent_connection.close()
# execute the coroutine
asyncio.run(make_test_connection())
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