How to use the screwdriver-models.UserFactory function in screwdriver-models
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screwdriver-cd / screwdriver / features / scripts / create-test-user.js View on Github 
const datastoreConfig = config.get('datastore');
const DatastorePlugin = require(`screwdriver-datastore-${datastoreConfig.plugin}`);
const datastore = new DatastorePlugin(hoek.applyToDefaults({ ecosystem },
(datastoreConfig[datastoreConfig.plugin] || {})));
// Source Code Plugin
const scmConfig = config.get('scm');
const ScmPlugin = require(`screwdriver-scm-${scmConfig.plugin}`);
const scm = new ScmPlugin(hoek.applyToDefaults({ ecosystem },
(scmConfig[scmConfig.plugin] || {})));
authConfig.scm = scm;
// Setup Model Factories
const Models = require('screwdriver-models');
const userFactory = Models.UserFactory.getInstance({
datastore,
scm,
password: authConfig.encryptionPassword
});
const tokenFactory = Models.TokenFactory.getInstance({
datastore
});
// Setup datastore and create test user
return datastore.setup()
.then(() => userFactory.get({ username, scmContext }))
.then((model) => {
if (!model) {
return userFactory.create({
username,
scmContext,
