Ok, I've Made some Very! Basic code for creating uselevels. When I tested it 5 minutes ago, everything seemed to work on it. However, I know there are some flaws in the code, but its up to you to get them sorted, I'd rather you did the bulk of the scripting :)
Anyway...
on *:LOAD: {
if ( $exists(userlist.txt) == $false ) { write userlist.txt This File Was Created on: $fulldate }
}
;example account creation and auth routine
;Syntax for making an account: /msg <nickname> mkacct <password>
;Your current nickname will become your auth name
on *:TEXT:mkacct*:?: {
if ( $2 == $null ) { msg $nick Error, you need to set a password to create an account }
elseif ( $read(userlist.txt, s, $nick ) != $null ) {
msg $nick Error, An account with that nickname exists, if it is yours use "/msg $me auth $nick <password>" to auth yourself
msg $nick Otherwise choose a different nickname
}
else {
write userlist.txt $nick $2 1
msg $nick account creation successful!
msg $nick Your Username is: $nick
msg $nick Your Password is: $2
}
}
;Syntax for authing with bot: /msg <nickname> auth username password
on *:TEXT:auth*:?: {
if (( $2 == $null ) || ( $3 == $null )) { msg $nick you forgot your username and/or password. Syntax: /msg $me auth username password }
else {
set %userauth $read(userlist.txt, s, $2 )
if ( $3 != $gettok(%userauth,1,32) ) { msg $nick Your password does not match the username specified, check both your password and username for mistakes and try again }
;The Following Checks the userlist.txt file for what user level a user is, if they are level 1 then it sets user level 2. If they are level 2 then it sets user level 3 etc...
elseif ( $3 == $gettok(%userauth,1,32) ) {
notice $nick Auth was successful
if ( $gettok(%userauth,2,32) == 1 ) { guser 2 $nick 1 }
elseif ( $gettok(%userauth,2,32) == 2 ) { guser 3 $nick 1 }
else ( $gettok(%userauth,2,32) == 3 ) { guser 4 $nick 1 }
}
else { msg $nick Your username does not exist, create an account first using "/msg $me mkacct password" }
}
}
Quick Explanation...
Once you auth successfully, the bot will check the third section in the text file which is a number (in my code it will be 1, 2, or 3. This can be the equivalent of standard user, Op, and Admin. Bear in mind this would only work on a one channel bot, and like I said before, has many flaws.
You still need to make it remove the userlevels when the user leaves IRC or the channel. It'll take me a bit longer to do code for that, if you need me to that is :)