#################### Test Where statement - BEGIN ####################
#region 

#set searchterm array
$CreatedAfter = (Get-DAte).AddDays(-7)
$AssigneeSsos = @("mart6141")
$SearchTerms = @{}
$SearchTerms.Add("AssigneeSsos",@("current_assignee_sso","in", [System.Collections.ArrayList]$AssigneeSsos))
$SearchTerms.Add("CreatedAfter", @("created","<","$($CreatedAfter.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"))") )
$TicketAttributes = Get-CoreTicketAttributes -Attributes Group1
$Result = Invoke-CoreWhereWrapper -SearchTerms $SearchTerms -Attributes $TicketAttributes -Class Ticket -QueryLimit 20
$Result.result | ft


<#
    Returns all tickets in the Imp prov queue that are open and subjects contain "Provisioning-Master" or "Implementation Tracking Ticket"
    Will filter out tickets with no windows devices and return subtickets
    It will also return devices attached to the ticket, with SKUs
#>
Function Get-CoreTicketImplementationMasterTickets {

    [Hashtable]$ParamSplat =@{
        State = 'Open';
        Queues = 510; #Provisioning UK - Imp Team
        Subjects = [Array]("Provisioning-Master","Implementation Tracking Ticket");
        HasWindowsDevices = $true
        Verbose = $true
    }
    
    $Result = Find-CoreTicket @ParamSplat    

    #Core explodes if you try to get devices as as well as tickets, so we break them out
    #$Devices = Get-CoreTicketDevices2 -Tickets $Result.number -AdditionalDeviceAttributes Skus

    Return $Result
}


#testing all params in Find-Coreticket
$t = Find-CoreTicket -State Open -AssigneeSsos "mart6141" -Accounts "1103359" -CreatedBefore (Get-Date) -CreatedAfter (Get-Date).AddDays(-7) -Queues 683 -HasWindowsDevices -QueryLimit 15 
$t = Find-CoreTicket -State Both -Tickets "161125-03022"
$t = Find-CoreTicket -State Both -Devices "701380" -Subjects "E2E"


#endregion 
##################### Test Where statement - END #####################


#################### Test ticket attribute and subattributes - BEGIN ####################
#region 

#Testing attribute asets
$t = Find-CoreTicket -State Both -Tickets "161125-03022" -Attributes Group1 -Subattributes Devices
$t.result
$t.result.devices.subattributes

$t = Find-CoreTicket -State Both -Tickets "161125-03022" -Attributes Group1,Group2

$t = Find-CoreTicket -State Both -Tickets "161125-03022" -Subattributes Devices
$t.result.devices.subattributes

#Testing subattributes
$Tickets = @("170113-09038")
$SearchTerms = @{"Tickets" = [Array]("number","in", [System.Collections.ArrayList]$Tickets)}
$Attributes = Get-CoreTicketAttributes -Attributes Group1,Group2 -Subattributes Subtickets,Devices,Messages
$result = ""
$result = Invoke-CoreWhereWrapper -Attributes $Attributes -Class "Ticket" -QueryLimit 150 -SearchTerms $SearchTerms

$result.result.devices
$result.result.subtickets
$result.result.messages

#endregion 
##################### Test ticket attribute and subattributes - END #####################


#################### Test METHOD - BEGIN ####################
#region 

$LoadArgument = "170120-06442"
$Computer = "560559"
$KeywordArgs = @{computer = "$Computer"}
$Method = "addComputer"
$Class = "Ticket"

#add device
Invoke-CoreMethodWrapper -LoadArgument $LoadArgument -KeywordArgs $KeywordArgs -Method $Method -Class $Class

#remove device
Invoke-CoreMethodWrapper -LoadArgument $LoadArgument -KeywordArgs $KeywordArgs -Method "removeComputer" -Class $Class

#getting sku method
$Computer = "560559"
$sku = Invoke-CoreMethodWrapper -LoadArgument $Computer -KeywordArgs @{} -Method "getSKUsAndLabels" -Class Computer


#NOT WORKING
#giving a 500 error, not sure why, need to verify the json matches one created by current Set-CoreDeviceStatus
#change status on device
#9 = seg config, 12 = online
#Invoke-CoreMethodWrapper -LoadArgument $Computer -KeywordArgs @{new_status = "12" ; reason = "testing"} -Method "changeStatus" -Class Computer
#Invoke-CoreMethodWrapper -LoadArgument $Computer -KeywordArgs @{new_status = 9 ; reason = "testing"} -Method "changeStatus" -Class Computer

#endregion 
##################### Test METHOD - END #####################


#################### Test Set_attribute - BEGIN ####################
#region 

#change nick name
$Computer = "560559"
Invoke-CoreSetAttributeWrapper -LoadArgument "$Computer" -SetAttributes  @{"nickname" = "ttt"} -Class Computer 

#endregion 
##################### Test Set_attribute - END #####################