create_account

create_account

#!/bin/sh

COUNT_FILE=~/Code/zendesk/scripts/create_account/create_account_count.txt

create_count_file() {
  echo '1' > $COUNT_FILE
}

ensure_count_file() {
  if [ ! -f $COUNT_FILE ]; then
    echo 'Creating a count file'
    create_count_file
  fi
}

get_count() {
  cat $COUNT_FILE
}

handle_increment_count() {
  local CURRENT_COUNT=$(get_count)
  echo $(($CURRENT_COUNT + 1)) > $COUNT_FILE
}

make_request() {
  curl -v -d 'owner[name]=Louis Cruz' \
  -d 'owner[email][email protected]' \
  -d 'owner[password]=password' \
  -d 'owner[is_verified]=1' \
  -d 'address[phone]=1234567890' \
  -d 'account[name]=Louis Cruz' \
  -d 'account[subdomain]='$1 \
  -d 'account[help_desk_size]=Large group' \
  -d 'account[language]=en' \
  -d 'terms=terms_and_things' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer 0ae8899b8624384922ed49cfd89ab5020eb8f77bf008d6e12f6a08e620f0fcea' \
  https://zendeskaccounts.zd-dev.com/api/v2/accounts.json
}

create_account() {
  ensure_count_file

  local SUB_NAME=lcruz$(get_count)
  make_request $SUB_NAME
  handle_increment_count

  echo
  echo 'Account created!'
  echo 'Here are your account details:'
  echo '[email protected]'
  echo 'password'
  echo $SUB_NAME
}

create_account

This assumes that you keep scripts in ~/Code/zendesk/scripts. Place this in ~/Code/zendesk/scripts/. Then, alias the script in your ~/.bash_profile. For instance, I added alias caccount='~/Code/zendesk/scripts/create_account/create_account'. You might need to run chmod +x ~/Code/zendesk/scripts/create_account/create_account to have permission to run it.