A multi-lang account system for beginners.
Github: https://github.com/AroliSG/Account-System
Example Script:
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class pAccount {
HeadShoots = 0;
Kills = 0;
Deaths = 0;
KillingSpree = 0;
Bank = 0;
Level = 0;
IP = 0.0.0.0;
UID = null;
UID2 = null;
Reg = false;
Log = false;
ServerName = "Blank Server 0.4v";
Owner = "LBRr.AroliS^";
constructor(p, ...) {
switch (vargv.len())
{
case 1: this.ServerName = vargv [0]; break;
}
local q = ::QuerySQL(db, "SELECT * FROM [accounts] WHERE [name] = '" +p.Name+ "'");
if (!q) {
::message.toPlayer (p, "Welcome to %s Server", "Bienvenido a %s Server", [ this.ServerName ]);
::message.toPlayer (p, "You are not registered, please proceed to register /register.", "Tu no estas registrado, porfavor procede a registrarse /registrar.");
}
else {
this.Reg = true;
if (::GetSQLColumnData (q,3) == p.IP && ::GetSQLColumnData (q,4) == p.UniqueID && ::GetSQLColumnData (q,5) == p.UniqueID2) {
::message.toPlayer (p, "Welcome back to %s Server", "Bienvenido devuelta a %s Server", [ this.ServerName ]);
this.HeadShoots = ::GetSQLColumnData(q, 9);
this.Kills = ::GetSQLColumnData(q, 6);
this.Deaths = ::GetSQLColumnData(q, 7);
this.KillingSpree = ::GetSQLColumnData(q, 8);
this.Bank = ::GetSQLColumnData(q, 11);
this.Level = ::GetSQLColumnData(q, 13);
p.Cash = ::GetSQLColumnData(q, 10);
this.IP = p.IP;
this.UID = p.UniqueID;
this.UID2 = p.UniqueID2;
this.Reg = true;
this.Log = true;
}
else {
::message.toPlayer (p, "Welcome back to %s Server", "Bienvenido devuelta a %s Server", [ this.ServerName ]);
::message.toPlayer (p, "You are not logged-in, please proceed to logg-in /login.", "Tu no haz ingresado, porfavor procede a ingresar /ingresar.");
}
}
}
SaveStats = function (p) {
::QuerySQL(db, @"UPDATE [accounts] SET [kills] = '" +this.Kills+ "', [deaths] = '" +this.Deaths+ "', [headshoot] = '" +this.HeadShoots+ "', [ip] = '" +p.IP+ "', [uid] = '" +p.UniqueID+ "', [uid2] = '" +p.UniqueID2+ "', "+
"[killingspree] = '" +this.KillingSpree+ "', [money] = '" +p.Cash+ "', [bank] = '" +this.Bank+ "', [level] = '" +this.Level+ "' WHERE [name] LIKE '" + p.Name + "'" );
print (p.Name + " quit");
}
}
[/noae][/noae][/noae][/noae]I felt in the need to create something useful, for those guys that are looking for a register and login system with a clean and multi-lang code from where to begin.
if you found any bugs, feel free to post it.
database: SQLite
Language: Squirrel
These functions are composes of printable string from a combination of string literals, format placeholders, escape sequences and non-string data values.
placeholders are not necessary as far as you dont use data type.
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message.toAll (msg, msg, ..., [ format placeholders ] ); will send a message to everyone
message.toPlayer (p, msg,msg, ..., [ format placeholders ]); will send a message to player
message.toAllExcept (p, msg, msg, ..., [ format holders ] ); will send a message except to the player expecified
[/noae][/noae][/noae][/noae]- vargv points means that more languages can be added
- how to add them? quick example above.
by accesing to the file called message.nut
- add a new global variable called by the language name as example turkish romanian etc.
- go down to the function named Insert.
- add a new [else if] and continue by yourself after this point.
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// inserting data to our data
Insert = function (player) {
local e = null;
if (spanish.find (IpToCountry (player.IP)) != null) e = 2;
else e = 1; //pre-difining lang english as default if the player is not from any spanish country.
this.pLang.rawset (player.ID, e);
}
[/noae][/noae][/noae][/noae]The function uses the standard C language printf format placeholders though not all of these are relevant to Squirrel's data types. Those that are are listed in the table below:
Code Data Type Description
- %x Integer Presents a hexadecimal number with lower-case letters
- %X Integer Presents a hexadecimal number with upper-case letters
- %o Integer Presents an octal number
- %u Integer Presents an unsigned decimal value
- %i Integer Presents a signed decimal value
- %d Integer Presents a signed decimal value
- %f Float Presents a decimal value in floating-point format
- %e Float Presents a decimal value in scientific notation
- %g Float Use the shortest representation: %e or %f
- %s String Presents a string
- %c Integer Presents an integer value as a character
- %% N/A Percentage symbol
plugins: xmlconf04rel64 announce04rel64 squirrel04rel64 sqlite04rel64 hashing04rel64
Happy coding by your good friend Arolis <3
.... They're not hard.