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Depending on your level of skill at the moment, I'd recommend having a look at storing, fetching and editing information in a Database.
Your first google will throw up using MySQL - don't, it's buggy and broken for Discord.JS
Best bet is to look at using MongoDB, you can install it locally or on a VPS and it's very simple to us.
Good luck
Your first google will throw up using MySQL - don't, it's buggy and broken for Discord.JS
Best bet is to look at using MongoDB, you can install it locally or on a VPS and it's very simple to us.
Good luck
DanIsLit
Thanks for the info! I've actually started to mess around with that.
I'm using MongoDB as it seemed like the best
Currently, I've made a Giveaway system that relies on that.
Basically, on creation, it stores info there and then I can access it to post winners redraw winners change any details due dates and titles/prizes.
Really has endless potential![DOUBLEPOST=1566844675][/DOUBLEPOST]
In theory you can do it in other languages as well!
Thanks for the info! I've actually started to mess around with that.
I'm using MongoDB as it seemed like the best
Currently, I've made a Giveaway system that relies on that.
Basically, on creation, it stores info there and then I can access it to post winners redraw winners change any details due dates and titles/prizes.
Really has endless potential![DOUBLEPOST=1566844675][/DOUBLEPOST]
For now i am only doing them via Node.Js...
In theory you can do it in other languages as well!
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"MySQL - don't, it's buggy and broken for Discord.JS"Depending on your level of skill at the moment, I'd recommend having a look at storing, fetching and editing information in a Database.
Your first google will throw up using MySQL - don't, it's buggy and broken for Discord.JS
Best bet is to look at using MongoDB, you can install it locally or on a VPS and it's very simple to us.
Good luck
Umm what, mysql is definitely not broken or buggy, specifying "for discord js" dosent make sense because there is no limitations to using mysql with discord js as opposed to a run of the mill nodejs app
"Best bet is to look at using MongoDB"
Definitely not, most things overall are going to be relational data, probably more so for a beginner, additionally mongo is probably the worst beginners choice for a non relational db, its notoriously insecure by default (the default config used to let anyone access/modify data for TWO years before they changed it) and is (generally) schema less so theres a good chance he will screw up his datas integrity, maybe without even knowing it, oh and enforcing constraints manually
i see all too often beginners using mongo because "its web scale" or some stupid reason and then using it for relational data while poorly imitating features already present in sql
Using Node.js, using Discord.js, using the API it's all a play on words - either way from experience SQL and Discord.js don't get on, unless they've done a big overhaul and updated it then I stay well clear of it, personally.
Mongo is a worse choice for a beginner because it's insecure
? Maybe I'm just out of the loop because never yet have I heard that it's "notoriously insecure" loll
Hello y'all.
While I appreciate your input regarding Discord JS and Node JS and appropriate databases.
Please refrain from continuing the debate on best databases and leave this thread for service requests, updates, vouches and questions.
Thanks!
While I appreciate your input regarding Discord JS and Node JS and appropriate databases.
Please refrain from continuing the debate on best databases and leave this thread for service requests, updates, vouches and questions.
Thanks!
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"it's all a play on words"Using Node.js, using Discord.js, using the API it's all a play on words - either way from experience SQL and Discord.js don't get on, unless they've done a big overhaul and updated it then I stay well clear of it, personally.
Mongo is a worse choice for a beginner because it's insecure
Maybe I'm just out of the loop because never yet have I heard that it's "notoriously insecure" loll
what?? Youre the only one here making a play on words by ignoring half the things i said and making nonsensical statements
"way from experience SQL and Discord.js don't get on"
why?? what limitation makes discord js not work well with sql, i have never heard of such a thing ever
"Mongo is a worse choice for a beginner because it's insecure
? "yes.... why is that so hard to understand? a beginner wont know how to secure mongo, also you ignored all the other points i made.....
"Maybe I'm just out of the loop because never yet have I heard that it's "notoriously insecure" loll"
in 2017 about 10,000 (that we know of) mongodb's were breached because they used the default config, that was probably to most notorious event
croissant222
Know your place, calm down and stop being overly eager to start an argument because you've been playing with an API for a few years.
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