Final Encrypted Login.py

from base64 import *

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#      Login System      #
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#Define the list of account to allow in:
def txt_to_dict():
    """The purpose of this function is to take
    the information found in the account_info.txt
    file and save it to a dictionary proper."""

    user_info = open("account_info.txt", "r")


    raw_info = []
    account_info = {}

    #Store the information into an array
    for each in user_info:
        temp = each.rstrip('\n')
        raw_info.append(temp)

    user_info.close()

    #Take each chunk of text and seperate it proper

    for each in raw_info:
        count = 0
        if each[0] != " ":
            while each[count] != ";":
                count += 1dt
            if each[count] == ";":
                username = each[0:count]
                password = each[(count+1):len(each)]

                account_info[username] = password

    #return raw_info
    login(account_info)

def update_txt(account_list, username, password):
    user_info = open("account_info.txt", "a")

    user_info.write(username + ";" + password + "\n")

    user_info.close()
    create_txt(username)


def string_encode(string):

    #Take the user string and encode it once:
    stringEnc1 = ""
    stringEnc1 = b64encode(string)

    #Then encode it again:
    stringEnc2 = ""
    stringEnc2 = b64encode(stringEnc1)
    return stringEnc2


def string_decode(string):


    #Take the inputted string and decode it twice:
    stringDec1 = ""
    stringDec1 = b64decode(string)
    stringDec2 = ""
    stringDec2 = b64decode(stringDec1)

    return stringDec2

def login(account_list):

    """This function takes the user's login
    information encrypt it using the string_encode
    function. Then it runs the information through
    a dictionary of account information."""

    #Get the user provided information (encrypting the password when receiving)

    account_username = raw_input(">>>   ")
    account_password = string_encode(raw_input(">>>   "))

    #Make sure the username is lowercase:
    account_username = account_username.lower()
    account_username = string_encode(account_username)

    #Set up a local boolean to determine if the login
    #was successful or not
    login_success = False

    #Determine if the user wants to register with this
    #local variable:
    register = ""

    #Then run it through the dictionary of usernames
    #Loop the dictionary's first key to check for the
    #correct username, then do it again for the password:
    for username in account_list:
        if account_username == username:
            if account_password == account_list[username]:
                print "Login successful"
                login_success = True
                data_menu(username)

    #If the login failed but the username is in the list,
    #tell the user the password is incorrect.
    if login_success == False and account_username in account_list:
        print "Sorry, password incorrect."


    if login_success == False and account_username not in account_list:
        print "Sorry, username not recognized."
        register = raw_input("Do you wish to register your information? y/n \n>>>   ")
        if register.lower() == "y":
            account_register(account_list)

def account_register(account_list):
        #Clientside
        """This function serves to take the user's
        login information and append it to the account
        list so he/she can sign in."""

        #Get the info to add

        user_to_add = raw_input("Username to add \n>>>   ").lower()
        user_to_add = string_encode(user_to_add)
        pass_to_add = string_encode(raw_input("Password to add \n>>>   "))
        pass_to_add2 = string_encode(raw_input("Retype password \n>>>   "))

        #Double check (again) to make sure the username to add is NOT in the system:
        if user_to_add in account_list:
                print "woah there! That username is already registered."

        #Make sure the two passwords match eachother!
        if pass_to_add == pass_to_add2:
                print "Saved succesfully!"
                update_txt(account_list, user_to_add, pass_to_add)
        else:
                print "The two passwords do not match."
                login(account_list)

        #Then update the dictionary!
        txt_to_dict()