#!/bin/bash
# Fetches account package
# 
# Arguments:
ACCOUNT=$1

# Successful Output can be valid json (in the first line of the output) or empty json if no data.
# exit with code 0
# e.g.
# {
# 	"name": "unlimited-package", // The package name
# 	"quota": 1048576, // The package quota in bytes or "unlimited" for unlimited quota
#	"bandwidth": 1048576, // The package bandwidth in bytes or "unlimited" for unlimited bandwidth
#	"max_inodes": 0, // The package maximum inode usage in number or "unlimited" for unlimited inode usage
#	"max_ftp_accounts": 0, // The package maximum FTP accounts in number or "unlimited" for unlimited FTP accounts
#	"max_email_accounts": 0, // The package maximum Email accounts in number or "unlimited" for unlimited Email accounts
#	"max_email_forwarders": 0, // The package maximum Email forwarders in number or "unlimited" for unlimited Email forwarders
#	"max_databases": 0, // The package maximum Databases in number or "unlimited" for unlimited Databases
#	"max_addon_domains": 0, // The package maximum Domains in number or "unlimited" for unlimited Domains
#	"max_sub_domains": 0, // The package maximum Subdomains in number or "unlimited" for unlimited Subdomains
#	"max_alias_domains": 0, // The package maximum Domain aliases in number or "unlimited" for unlimited Domain aliases
#	"max_mailing_lists": 0, // The package maximum Mailing lists in number or "unlimited" for unlimited Mailing lists
#	"max_autoresponders": 0, // The package maximum Autoresponders in number or "unlimited" for unlimited Autoresponders
#	"cgi_access": true, // The package CGI access
#	"shell_access": true, // The package Shell access
# }
#
# On error write your error to stderr. 
# exit with code 1
# e.g. >&2 echo "Failed fetching account package" && exit 1

echo '{}'
exit 0