<#
 This is a simple autoremediation that just prints a hello world message.

 You need to import and extend the BaseAR class so that you get hooks such as $this.writeOutput
 so that you can log the message

 Also notice how we have @requiredArgs instance variable. This is where you declare the mandatory arguments
 for your auto remediation. If the required arguments aren't passed, then the AR would fail even before calling the execute method

 The needsExecution method is method that mandatory method that you must implement. This is the place where you check if running the AR is required.
 This helps us to execute the AR, only if it is required. You have to return a $true or $false from this.

 If the needsExecution method returns $true, then the execute method is called. This is where you actually write code for the autoremediation.

  You can test this locally by running
       pwsh run.ps1 -arclass HelloWorldAR -message "Human"
#>

# Import BaseAR. Make sure that you have got the path correct
using module ..\..\Lib\Classes\BaseAR.psm1


class HelloWorldAR: BaseAR {
    # Declare mandatory arguments needed for the AR to run correctly
    [array]$requiredArgs = @("message")

    # Decide, if the AR needs to run
    [bool] needsExecution($kwargs) {
        return $true
    }

    # Decide, if the AR needs to run
    [bool] verifySuccess($kwargs) {
        return $true
    }

    # Run the auto remediation
    [bool] execute($kwargs) {
        $message = $kwargs["message"]

        # $this.writeOutput and $this.writeError let you write to stdout and stderr
        $this.writeOutput("Hello World $message")

        return $true
    }
}