Tester is much better, ready for tests to be added

Tester/telnet_test.sh

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+#! /bin/bash
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+# DO I EVEN NEED THIS FILE ? could i just put this stuff in maint_test.sh? or would it not modify the vars...
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+# you need to put absolutely everything in ""
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+#test_file=$1
+#source $test_file
+
+connect_to_telnet="open $host $port"
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+start_telnet()
+{
+	echo "open $host $port"
+	sleep 1
+}
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+run()
+{
+	echo "$connect_to_telnet"
+	sleep 1
+
+	run_this_test
+
+}
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+
+#### DEPRICATED ######
+
+run_telnet()
+{
+	echo "$connect_to_telnet"
+	sleep 1
+	echo -e "$request"
+	echo
+	sleep 1
+
+# ret = $(arg | telnet)
+
+}
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+run_a_test()
+{
+	{
+	echo "----- $test_name -----"
+	echo -e "$_RED$request$_END"
+	} &> test.log
+
+	echo -e "$request" | telnet
+}
+
+
+#######
+# This is where stuff is launched
+#######
+
+#rm -rf telnet.out
+
+#./webserv $config_file 2>&1 > webserv.log & run_all
+#./webserv $config_file 2>&1 > webserv.log &
+#./webserv $config_file &> /dev/null &
+#./webserv $config_file 1>&1 > webserv.log &
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+#./webserv $config_file &> webserv.log &
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+#run_all
+#run_this_test
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+#echo -e "${_GREEN}Running Telnet Test on '$test_name'${_END}"
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+#sleep 1
+
+#run | telnet >> telnet.out
+#run | telnet
+
+#pkill webserv
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