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assert(type(password) == "string", "Bad argument @ getPasswordDifficulty [string expected, got " .. tostring(password) .. "]" ) | assert(type(password) == "string", "Bad argument @ getPasswordDifficulty [string expected, got " .. tostring(password) .. "]" ) | ||
local strong = 0 | local strong = 0 | ||
if string.find(password, "[0-9]") then | |||
strong = strong + 1 | |||
end | end | ||
if string.find(password, "%u") then | if string.find(password, "%u") then |
Latest revision as of 17:12, 7 April 2020
This function checks the password difficulty
Syntax
int getPasswordDifficulty ( string password )
Required arguments
- password: The password whose difficulty you want to check
Return
Returns a value from 1
Code
function getPasswordDifficulty(password) assert(type(password) == "string", "Bad argument @ getPasswordDifficulty [string expected, got " .. tostring(password) .. "]" ) local strong = 0 if string.find(password, "[0-9]") then strong = strong + 1 end if string.find(password, "%u") then strong = strong + 1 end return strong end
Example
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ExampleAfter using the command with a password, it returns its difficulty
function difficulty(commandName, password) if not password then return outputChatBox("Type password") end outputChatBox(getPasswordDifficulty(password)) end addCommandHandler("difficulty", difficulty)
Author: Liberty