examples/test2.ps1
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<# # This example script is used to validate the automation behavior of the PowerShellExpect library. It uses a # simulated remote server (another PowerShell script). #> Import-Module "..\PowershellExpect.psm1" $simulatedServerScriptPath = "./simulator.ps1 -Listen" # Create a new session with complex_tool $session = Spawn -EnableLogging -Timeout 10 # Run the server simulator script $session.Send($simulatedServerScriptPath) # Connect to the remote server $session.Send("serveConnect") # Send the username and password $session.Send("admin") $session.Send("secretPass") # Check for successful login if ($session.Expect("Welcome to complex_tool")) { # List files $session.Send("list_files") $fileList = $session.Expect("Files: (.*)") # Using regex to capture file list # Check for "important.txt" in the output if ($fileList -like "*important.txt*") { $session.Send("extract_data important.txt") $output = $session.Expect("Data: (.*)") # Extracting data from important.txt } # Check system status $session.Send("system_status") $status = $session.Expect("Status: (GOOD|FAIR|BAD|CRITICAL)") if ($status -match "GOOD|FAIR") { Write-Host "System status is acceptable." } elseif ($status -match "BAD|CRITICAL") { Write-Host "System status is problematic." exit 1 } # Logout $session.Send("logout") if ($session.Expect("Goodbye")) { Write-Host "Logged out successfully." } } elseif ($session.Expect("Login Failed")) { Write-Host "Login failed!" exit 1 } # Display extracted data if available if ($output) { Write-Host "Extracted data from important.txt: $output" } # Close the session $session.Exit() |