How to uninstall BOX drive using script

[user-rTlVHZuwJV]

I have tried below one but isn't working, Any ideas?

logged_in_user=$( scutil <<< "show State:/Users/ConsoleUser" | awk '/Name 😕 && ! /loginwindow/ { print $3 }' )

appname="Box"

testDirectory="/Applications/${appname}.app"

if [ -d "${testDirectory}" ]; then

echo "${appname} is installed; quit if running ..."

     if [[ $(ps axc | grep "$appname") != "" ]]; then

     echo "Box running, Quitting ..."

     sudo /usr/bin/osascript -e 'quit app "'"${appname}"'"'

     sudo pkill $appname

     else

     echo "Box not running, exiting..."

     fi

sudo -u $logged_in_user /Library/Application\ Support/Box/uninstall_box_drive

fi

[andrew_nicholas]

Does the Box uninstaller not work? 

/Library/Application Support/Box/Uninstaller

[user-rTlVHZuwJV]

Thanks for your response Andrew.
Have been tried and it's not working.

[geoff_widdowson]

Here is my working policy

[G_Zirrak]

Thanks @geoff_widdowson! In my initial testing I didn't include the kill process for Box. But not only that, I was running

/Library/Application\ Support/Box/uninstall_box_drive (without the _r) (just as the Box article states) as a policy command, and it kept erroring out mentioning not to use Sudo. I wasn't entering sudo in the command at all. Anyways, your process seemed to have uninstalled Box, and so thanks for your help. 

[AVmcclint]

Your policy didn't work for me (as of version 2.26.330). It still kept saying not to run it with sudo. I ended up removing the "Search for Process" entry and the "kill process if found". I used this in the Command box:

killall Box ; /Library/Application\ Support/Box/uninstall_box_drive_r

and that worked.

What is the difference between the 3 different uninstall tools in AppSupport/Box/?