#!/usr/bin/python

import sys
import os
import urllib
import xmlrpclib
import json

api_user=os.getenv('BITMESSAGE_API_USER', 'bitmessage_api_user') ;
api_password=os.getenv('BITMESSAGE_API_PASSWORD', 'bitmessage_api_password') ;
api_port=os.getenv('BITMESSAGE_API_PORT', '8442') ;

# Credentials go into a URL, so they must be percent-encoded: '@' splits the
# userinfo, '#' truncates the rest, '/' and ':' change what is parsed as host
# and port. Without this a strong password fails here while being perfectly
# valid in keys.dat. (A '%' in the password is a separate matter -- it breaks
# PyBitmessage's own config reader and makes every API call return 500.)
api_link="http://{}:{}@127.0.0.1:{}/".format(
    urllib.quote(api_user, safe=''), urllib.quote(api_password, safe=''), api_port)

api = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy(api_link)

network_connections=json.loads(api.clientStatus())['networkConnections']
print "networkConnections:", network_connections

if network_connections > 0:
    sys.exit(0)
else:
    sys.exit(1)