def login(username, password):
try:
con = DBConnectivity.create_connection()
cur = DBConnectivity.create_cursor(con)
cur.execute(
"select username,password,cityname,area from registration where username=:category1 and password=:category2",
{
"category1": username,
"category2": password
})
for username, password, cityname, area in cur:
'''
In this loop, we are creating a registration object for every row
and setting the values from the row into the registration object
'''
customer = Customer()
customer.set_username(username)
customer.set_password(password)
customer.set_city(cityname)
customer.set_area(area)
'''
Here were are adding the new registration to a list
'''
return customer
finally:
cur.close()
con.close()
def security_question(username,answer):
try:
con=DBConnectivity.create_connection()
cur=DBConnectivity.create_cursor(con)
cur.execute("select password from registration where username=:category1 and answer=:category2",{"category1":username,"category2":answer})
for password in cur:
customer=Customer()
customer.set_password(password)
return customer
finally:
cur.close()
con.close()
def existing_password(username,password):
try:
con=DBConnectivity.create_connection()
cur=DBConnectivity.create_cursor(con)
list_of_passwords=[]
cur.execute("select password from registration where username=:category1",{"category1":username})
for password in cur:
'''
In this loop, we are creating a registration object for every row
and setting the values from the row into the registration object
'''
customer=Customer()
customer.set_password(password)
list_of_passwords.append(password)
'''
Here were are adding the new registration to a list
'''
return list_of_passwords[0]
finally:
cur.close()
con.close()