#! /bin/bash

# you need to put absolutely everything in ""

#port="80"
port="4040"
path="/"
#host="duckduckgo.com"
host="localhost"

##########
# Colors
##########


_GREY='\033[30m'
_RED='\033[0;31m'
_GREEN='\033[32m'
_YELLOW='\033[33m'
_BLUE='\033[34m'
_PURPLE='\033[35m'
_CYAN='\033[36m'
_WHITE='\033[37m'
_END='\033[0m'






methods=(GET POST DELETE GUMBALL)

#ports=($port ($port + 1))

https=(HTTP/1.1 HTTP/1.0)



run_telnet()
{
	echo "open $host $port"
	sleep 1
	echo "$l1"
	echo "$header"
#	echo
##	echo $body
#	echo
#	echo

	echo
	echo
	sleep 1

# ret = $(arg | telnet)

}

run_a_test()
{
	echo "----- $test_name -----"
	echo
#	run_telnet
#	echo ${pid}

	run_telnet | telnet
#	run_telnet

	echo 
	echo "----- end of test -----"
}

run_all()
{
#	open_a_connection

#	run_a_test | telnet


	test_to_run="$valid_get"
	test_name=$valid_get_name

#	l1="$test_to_run"
	header="Host: $host"
	body=

#while something i change headers

	for i in "${methods[@]}"
	do
		test_name="Test Method $i"
		l1="$i $path ${https[0]}"
		expected_result="something"
		run_a_test
		echo -e "${_RED}$expected_result${_END}"
		echo
	done

# do a thing where you pass an array as parameter and based on that it
# decides which test to run and then you can loop through the arrays you pass


# consider running several tests in a single telnet connection


}


# open telnet localhost 4040
# GET / HTTP/1.1
# Host: localhost
# more header stuff
#
# maybe a body




run_all