Incomplete Server Core

[Aussie_]

I'm here to sell an incomplete server core. It supports syncing of data via mysql & redis. MySQL is used for the player data like homes, warps etc. While redis is used to sync data between servers (specifically rank data and configuration data).

It has managers for the players, database, redis, ranks, warps, homes, and a few other things like a scoreboard. The code is incomplete and is most likely buggy. I'm here to sell the code for $20USD per person.

Things that need to be implement it to make it complete would be commands & events to actually use the managers I've created. So the code is about 80% complete. All that needs to be done is commands, listeners & debugging/testing.

It also has a "sub-network" system for redis so you can sync certain configs/ranks depending on the sub-network.

The code uses good Java practices and is well written. (Excluding some parts which aren't the best but are still pretty good). It shouldn't cost you much extra money to get it completed.

If you would like to purchase it, please DM me your paypal email and I'll send you an invoice. Once the invoice is completed I'll send over the code for you. If you'd like more information or have any questions, feel free to DM me.

Happy to negotiate another price if your budget is tight.

 

[FelixDev]

Picture the code + 20 $ for

The code is incomplete and is most likely buggy

I dont know really.

 

[Aussie_]

Picture the code + 20 $ for

I dont know really.

You want a picture of the code you mean? Also $20USD is relatively cheap especially since the amount of time I've spent on this. I ain't using my time for pennies here. The software isn't 100% complete but it's relatively close to it.

 

[FelixDev]

Yes please picture the code, so we can see how it looks like.
What I meant by the comment, I mean. If the code is buggy and a new developer is going to remake it. Its most likely cheaper to rebuild the whole thing.

 

[Aussie_]

Yes please picture the code, so we can see how it looks like.
What I meant by the comment, I mean. If the code is buggy and a new developer is going to remake it. Its most likely cheaper to rebuild the whole thing.

I can assure you that any bugs present would be simple to fix, no game breaking bugs should be in the code.

I decided to use an array for storing homes so theres a bit of code just converting the two. I can probably optimize some things in that snippet easily but I don't have the time.