libauthpy

simple authentication library written in python3.

Installation

Using pip3

pip3 install git+https://github.com/lazypwny751/libauthpy.git

Using make

git clone https://github.com/lazypwny751/libauthpy.git
cd libauthpy
make install

Usage

General purpose of the library, manage your authentication requests from cathed by an automation tool or social media bots.

register

this function sends registration request for admins, and admin can submit it using utility tools for tools.

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.register("my user") # > bool

inQueue

this function check up the user is in register table or not, so that's mean if the user has registered?

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.inQueue("my user") # > bool

listRegister

this function return's index of register table, it gives an array.

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.listRegister() # > array

dropRegister

after authentcation you delete the user from register table.

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.dropRegister("my user") # > bool

authenticate

this function allows to write a user to authenticated table, also it should take an boolean parameter called by "authlvl (authentication level)" 0 means allowed, 1 mean banned, default True.

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.authenticate("my user", authlvl=True) # > bool

listAuthentication

this function will be return's index of authentication table content, it gives an array.

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.listAuthentication() # > array

inAuthentication

this function just check's the user in the auth table or not, it is not cheks for banned or not.

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.inAuthentication("my user") # > bool

isAuthenticated

this functions check's the user in the auth table and authlvl value is 0? because 0 means True and 1 means False.

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.isAuthenticated("my user") # > bool

dropAuthentication

you can remove any user from authentication (you can ban any user).

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

auth.dropAuthentication("my user") # > bool

Example

import libauth
auth = libauth.Auth("mydatabase.db")

user = "my user"

auth.register(user)

if auth.inQueue(user):
    print(user, "is in queue.")

if auth.authenticate(user, authlvl=True):
    if auth.dropRegister(user):
        print(user, "authenticated.")

if auth.isAuthenticated(user):
    print(user, "is authenticated user.")
    if auth.dropAuthentication(user):
        print(user, "dropped himself from auth table.")

and you will see:

orange cat is in queue.
orange cat authenticated.
orange cat is authenticated user.
orange cat dropped himself from auth table.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

GPL3