script.sh

#!/bin/sh

# Invocation to get all the validate logs for the groupIds/ClusterNames present in a .csv file using this script:
#   awk -F',' '{ if (NR>1) atlas_cmd="./script.sh "$1" "$2" file-directory-name" system(atlas_cmd)}' input.csv
#
# The above invocation skips the first line (NR>1) because the first line of a .csv file is column names.
# Replace file-directory-name with whatever file directory the validate files should go in. For some reason
# the awk invocation adds a '0' to the end of the directory name.
#
# Requirements:
#   First edit the input.csv file and add an empty line at the end of the file. Otherwise the last line is skipped for some reason.


# Takes a 'groupId', 'clusterName' and 'directoryName' as command invocation arugments and pipes the result to a text file named
# "<directoryName>/<groupId>-<clusterName>.txt>
#
# Invocation:
# ./s.sh <groupId> <clusterName> <directoryName>
#
# Notes:
#   If the directory already exists, the python code will still go ahead: execution is not aborted.
#   If the data file already exists in the specified directory, it gets overwritten (I think).
#   Expected that the "pubkey" is set in the ~/.adv file.


if [ "$#" -ne 3 ]; then
  echo "Expected 3 arguments"
  exit 1
fi

if [ ! -d "$3" ]; then
    mkdir $3
    echo "Created directory ${3}"
fi

runFunc () {
  echo "arguments: "$1" "$2" "$3
  python3 main.py --atlasUrl  "https://cloud.mongodb.com/" get --groupId $1 --clusterName "$2" > "${3}/${1}-${2}.txt"
}
runFunc $1 $2 $3