This makes this app much more meaningful. For this feature, a new database table is added. More complicated logics are also needed, for example, we use hash(user ID + timestamp + note contant) as the unique id of each note (it's necessary when we try to delete a note)
110 lines
2.8 KiB
Python
110 lines
2.8 KiB
Python
import sqlite3
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import hashlib
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import datetime
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user_db_file_location = "database_file/users.db"
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note_db_file_location = "database_file/notes.db"
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def list_users():
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(user_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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_c.execute("select id from users;")
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result = [x[0] for x in _c.fetchall()]
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_conn.close()
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return result
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def verify(id, pw):
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(user_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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_c.execute("select pw from users where id = '" + id + "';")
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result = _c.fetchone()[0] == hashlib.sha256(pw).hexdigest()
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_conn.close()
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return result
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def delete_user_from_db(id):
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(user_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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_c.execute("delete from users where id = '" + id + "';")
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_conn.commit()
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_conn.close()
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# when we delete a user from database USERS, we also need to delete all his or her notes data from database NOTES
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(note_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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_c.execute("delete from notes where user = '" + id + "';")
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_conn.commit()
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_conn.close()
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def add_user(id, pw):
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(user_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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command = "insert into users values('" + id.upper() + "', '" + hashlib.sha256(pw).hexdigest() + "');"
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_c.execute(command)
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_conn.commit()
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_conn.close()
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def read_note_from_db(id):
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(note_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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command = "select note_id, timestamp, note from notes where user = '" + id.upper() + "';"
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_c.execute(command)
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result = _c.fetchall()
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_conn.commit()
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_conn.close()
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return result
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def match_user_id_with_note_id(note_id):
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# Given the note id, confirm if the current user is the owner of the note which is being operated.
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(note_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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command = "select user from notes where note_id = '" + note_id + "';"
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_c.execute(command)
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result = _c.fetchone()[0]
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_conn.commit()
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_conn.close()
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return result
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def write_note_into_db(id, note_to_write):
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(note_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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current_timestamp = str(datetime.datetime.now())
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command = "insert into notes values('" + id.upper() + "', '" + \
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current_timestamp + "', '" + note_to_write + \
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"', '" + hashlib.sha1(id.upper() + current_timestamp + note_to_write).hexdigest() + "');"
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_c.execute(command)
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_conn.commit()
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_conn.close()
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def delete_note_from_db(note_id):
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_conn = sqlite3.connect(note_db_file_location)
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_c = _conn.cursor()
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command = "delete from notes where note_id = '" + note_id + "';"
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_c.execute(command)
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_conn.commit()
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_conn.close()
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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print list_users() |