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'''

KeyAuth.cc Python Example

Go to https://keyauth.cc/app/ and click the Python tab. Copy that code and replace the existing keyauthapp instance in this file.

If you get an error saying it can't find module KeyAuth, try following this https://github.com/KeyAuth/KeyAuth-Python-Example#how-to-compile

If that doesn't work for you, you can paste the contents of KeyAuth.py ABOVE this comment and then remove the "from keyauth import api" and that should work too.

READ HERE TO LEARN ABOUT KEYAUTH FUNCTIONS https://github.com/KeyAuth/KeyAuth-Python-Example#keyauthapp-instance-definition

'''

from keyauth import api

import sys

import time

import platform

import os

import hashlib

from time import sleep

from datetime import datetime, UTC

# import json as jsond

# ^^ only for auto login/json writing/reading

# watch setup video if you need help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2eAQOmuUiA

def clear():

if platform.system() == 'Windows':

os.system('cls & title Python Example') # clear console, change title

elif platform.system() == 'Linux':

os.system('clear') # Clear the terminal

sys.stdout.write("\033]0;Python Example\007") # Set terminal title

sys.stdout.flush()

elif platform.system() == 'Darwin':

os.system("clear && printf '\033[3J'") # Clear terminal and scrollback

os.system('echo -n -e "\033]0;Python Example\007"') # Set terminal title

print("Initializing")

def getchecksum():

md5_hash = hashlib.md5()

file = open(''.join(sys.argv), "rb")

md5_hash.update(file.read())

digest = md5_hash.hexdigest()

return digest

keyauthapp = api(

name = "", # App name

ownerid = "", # Account ID

version = "", # Application version. Used for automatic downloads see video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW195PLCBKs

hash_to_check = getchecksum()

)

def answer():

try:

print("""1.Login

2.Register

3.Upgrade

4.License Key Only

""")

ans = input("Select Option: ")

if ans == "1":

user = input('Provide username: ')

password = input('Provide password: ')

code = input('Enter 2fa code: (not using 2fa? Just press enter)')

keyauthapp.login(user, password, code)

elif ans == "2":

user = input('Provide username: ')

password = input('Provide password: ')

license = input('Provide License: ')

keyauthapp.register(user, password, license)

elif ans == "3":

user = input('Provide username: ')

license = input('Provide License: ')

keyauthapp.upgrade(user, license)

elif ans == "4":

key = input('Enter your license: ')

code = input('Enter 2fa code: (not using 2fa? Just press enter)')

keyauthapp.license(key, code)

else:

print("\nInvalid option")

sleep(1)

clear()

answer()

except KeyboardInterrupt:

os._exit(1)

answer()

'''try:

if os.path.isfile('auth.json'): #Checking if the auth file exist

if jsond.load(open("auth.json"))["authusername"] == "": #Checks if the authusername is empty or not

print("""

1. Login

2. Register

""")

ans=input("Select Option: ") #Skipping auto-login bc auth file is empty

if ans=="1":

user = input('Provide username: ')

password = input('Provide password: ')

keyauthapp.login(user,password)

authfile = jsond.load(open("auth.json"))

authfile["authusername"] = user

authfile["authpassword"] = password

jsond.dump(authfile, open('auth.json', 'w'), sort_keys=False, indent=4)

elif ans=="2":

user = input('Provide username: ')

password = input('Provide password: ')

license = input('Provide License: ')

keyauthapp.register(user,password,license)

authfile = jsond.load(open("auth.json"))

authfile["authusername"] = user

authfile["authpassword"] = password

jsond.dump(authfile, open('auth.json', 'w'), sort_keys=False, indent=4)

else:

print("\nNot Valid Option")

os._exit(1)

else:

try: #2. Auto login

with open('auth.json', 'r') as f:

authfile = jsond.load(f)

authuser = authfile.get('authusername')

authpass = authfile.get('authpassword')

keyauthapp.login(authuser,authpass)

except Exception as e: #Error stuff

print(e)

else: #Creating auth file bc its missing

try:

f = open("auth.json", "a") #Writing content

f.write("""{

"authusername": "",

"authpassword": ""

}""")

f.close()

print ("""

1. Login

2. Register

""")#Again skipping auto-login bc the file is empty/missing

ans=input("Select Option: ")

if ans=="1":

user = input('Provide username: ')

password = input('Provide password: ')

keyauthapp.login(user,password)

authfile = jsond.load(open("auth.json"))

authfile["authusername"] = user

authfile["authpassword"] = password

jsond.dump(authfile, open('auth.json', 'w'), sort_keys=False, indent=4)

elif ans=="2":

user = input('Provide username: ')

password = input('Provide password: ')

license = input('Provide License: ')

keyauthapp.register(user,password,license)

authfile = jsond.load(open("auth.json"))

authfile["authusername"] = user

authfile["authpassword"] = password

jsond.dump(authfile, open('auth.json', 'w'), sort_keys=False, indent=4)

else:

print("\nNot Valid Option")

os._exit(1)

except Exception as e: #Error stuff

print(e)

os._exit(1)

except Exception as e: #Error stuff

print(e)

os._exit(1)'''

keyauthapp.fetchStats()

# Display Application Data

print("\nApplication data: ")

print("App Version: " + keyauthapp.app_data.app_ver)

print("Customer Panel Link: " + keyauthapp.app_data.customer_panel)

print("Number of Keys: " + keyauthapp.app_data.numKeys)

print("Number of Users: " + keyauthapp.app_data.numUsers)

print("Online Users: " + keyauthapp.app_data.onlineUsers)

# Display User Data

print("\nUser data: ")

print("Username: " + keyauthapp.user_data.username)

print("IP address: " + keyauthapp.user_data.ip)

print("Hardware-Id: " + keyauthapp.user_data.hwid)

subs = keyauthapp.user_data.subscriptions # Get all Subscription names, expiry, and timeleft

for i in range(len(subs)):

sub = subs[i]["subscription"] # Subscription from every Sub

expiry = datetime.fromtimestamp(int(subs[i]["expiry"]), UTC).strftime(

'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') # Expiry date from every Sub

timeleft = subs[i]["timeleft"] # Timeleft from every Sub

print(f"[{i + 1} / {len(subs)}] | Subscription: {sub} - Expiry: {expiry} - Timeleft: {timeleft}")

print("Created at: " + datetime.fromtimestamp(int(keyauthapp.user_data.createdate), UTC).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'))

print("Last login at: " + datetime.fromtimestamp(int(keyauthapp.user_data.lastlogin), UTC).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'))

print("Expires at: " + datetime.fromtimestamp(int(keyauthapp.user_data.expires), UTC).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'))

# Two Factor Authentication

print("\nTwo Factor Authentication:")

print("1. Enable 2FA")

print("2. Disable 2FA")

tfaans = input("Select Option: ")

if tfaans == "1":

keyauthapp.enable2fa() # You only need to call this once as it's called in the API file.

elif tfaans == "2":

keyauthapp.disable2fa() # You only need to call this once as it's called in the API file, and should ideally only need to be called once anyways.

else:

print("\nInvalid Option")

print("\nExiting in five seconds..")

sleep(5)

os._exit(1)