Hashing passwords inside a class

[Mötley]

Fixed

For those that would like to do this and keep functions out of commands when Referring to a constructor/class

Hear is the Fixed version

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class PlayerClass
{
// ------------------------------------------------------------------- //
IP = "0.0.0.0";
Cash = 0;
Bank = 0;
Kills = 0;
Deaths = 0;
Level = 0;
Password = null;
Logged = false;
// ------------------------------------------------------------------- //
constructor( player )
{
IP = Accounts.Get( player + " IP" );
    Cash = Accounts.Get( player + " Cash" );
    Bank = Accounts.Get( player + " Bank" );
    Kills = Accounts.Get( player + " Kills" );
    Deaths = Accounts.Get( player + " Deaths" );
    Level = Accounts.Get( player + " Level" );
Password = Accounts.Get( player + " Password" );
Logged = false;
}

function Join( player )
{
if( !Level ){
::MessagePlayer( "Register before spawning! /login <password>", player );
}
    else if ( Password )
    {
    // If they are registered, ask for them to login
    if ( Level >= 1 )
    {
    ::MessagePlayer( "Login before spawning! /login <password>", player );
    }
    }
else{
   ::MessagePlayer( "Login before spawning! /login <password>", player );
}
}
    // This function is used to register a player with the server
    // First we will add that players main account information
    function Register( player, text )
{    
    if ( Level >= 1 )
    {
        ::MessagePlayer( "Error - You are already registered.", player );
         return 1;
    }
    else
    {
          // Otherwise they have logged in succesfully!
          Accounts.Add( player.Name + " Password", ::SHA1(text) );
          Accounts.Add( player.Name + " Level", 1 );
          Accounts.Add( player.Name + " IP", player.IP );
          Accounts.Add( player.Name + " GOTO", "off" );

          // Then we will add their kills/deaths and cash/bank
          Accounts.Add( player.Name + " Cash", 0 );
                  Accounts.Add( player.Name + " Bank", 0 );
                  Accounts.Add( player.Name + " Kills", 0 );
                  Accounts.Add( player.Name + " Deaths", 0 );
 
          // Then finally log that player in
          Account[ player.ID ].Logged = true;
         ::MessagePlayer( "To login to this account type: /login <password>", player );
         ::MessagePlayer( "You have successfully registered with us!", player );

         // And save the hash files
         SaveHashes();
    }
}
    function LoginPlayer( player, text )
    {       
           if ( Level == 0 )
           {
                   // Player hasn't registered so tell them to do so
          ::MessagePlayer( "// Error: You do not have an account, register with /register <password>", player );
          return 1;
           }
 
           if ( Account[ player.ID ].Logged == true )
           {
                   // Player has already logged in
                  ::MessagePlayer( "// Error: You are already logged in to your account.", player );
          return 1;
           }

   if ( ::SHA1(text) != Password )
           { 
                   // Player has entered wrong password
          ::MessagePlayer( "Error - Invalid Password.", player ); 
          return 1;
           }
           else
       {
                      // Otherwise they have logged in succesfully!
                     Account[ player.ID ].Logged = true;
                     Account[ player.ID ].Cash = Accounts.Get( player.Name + " Cash" );
                     Account[ player.ID ].Bank = Accounts.Get( player.Name + " Bank" );
                     Account[ player.ID ].Kills = Accounts.Get( player.Name + " Kills" );
                     Account[ player.ID ].Deaths = Accounts.Get( player.Name + " Deaths" );
                     Account[ player.ID ].Level = Accounts.Get( player.Name + " Level" );
             
    player.Cash = Account[ player.ID ].Cash;
 
                   ::MessagePlayer( "You have successfully logged in!", player );
       }
}
}


Sorry for the late response on this. Didn't realize your replied.

For these two questions:
I thought so, so basically i can run Many functions in the class?
custom functions etc?

Yes, you can add functions to a class, however I believe they use the local scope of the class, so if you need anything global then you'll probably have to add a double colon before whatever it is you need to use (i.e. ::FindVehicle ).

As for the rest, you can add and remove these features yourself, as they aren't hardcoded into LU. For a login and register system, I recommend using one of the base scripts provided by members of the LU community found in the 'Script Releases' section

[Cool]

Fixed
Hear is the Fixed version

how i can hear fixed version here is no audio

[Mötley]

Sometime's I wonder about the type of post people make.

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