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I’m writing an app that has users belonging to specific teams. I need somewhere to store, access and modify data (such as username, password, teamID, and a few other details) from within Godot, preferably using GDScript
I’ve tried using things like Lootlocker but it wasn’t right for my project. I’ve also tried setting up a SQL database using freesqldatabase.com however I can’t work out how to run SQL queries from within Godot. If it helps, I am able to access my database using the phpMyAdmin website.
Please note this can’t be a local database as I need to be able to access the data from any device where the app is installed.
I really appreciate any information you think might be helpful, thanks.
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I'm trying to build a game-app where:
the user will be able to login.
the user (if loged in) will be able to save his progress in the game.
-The stuff that should be saved is:
an avatar that the user has built
what questions the user has answered
how much coins the user has earned and has left.
I have read a few things about primararly SQL and Firebase. Is there a clear distinction between the two or any "rules" on how to chose database?
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Well, It totally depends where you want to store "Users Data".
If you want to store it on the mobile itself, then You should use persistent database which is SQLite.
If you do not want to store it on the mobile, but want to store it on a server then you should go for firebase(where your mobile game will require internet).
Generally, the way you have described your game, people go for SQLite.
Feel free to ask more questions if required.
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I am not an expert in servers or databases, but I have the following question.
I want to create a database online, containing basic data, that is needed for my app. I don't want to write to the database from the app at all, but read from it.
Is there any service where I can build a database online, simply without programmatic code. I am looking for a service that basically will be like excel, easy to make some tables with values, easy to change data when necessary. All the dealing with the database can be online, in a easy interface. I just need to request the data from the app, and it will be sent from the server as a json or something.
Is there any service like this?
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You can do this task with the help of phpMyAdmin.
Nowadays, most web hosting providers also provide service for database hosting service.
Whenever you choose a website hosting service, you can make a database from their cPanel and then handle it using phpMyAdmin. This tool lets you configure your databse properly with the GUI functions.
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1.server-client architecture. all users sync(submit or checkout) documents from one local server(linux server, not windows).
2.with windows and linux client. the client will save all documents synced from the server locally. So when the users goe to places where they can not connect to the server, they still can view and edit their own copy of documents.
users commit their changes, the dms solve the conflicts like "git" or "svn". but great and complicated version control system is not needed.
client should have fulltext search features.
At last, i wonder what document management system do those system administrators use.
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Finally, i determine to use mailing list to store documents.
(1)we all members of our team can sync docs from server.
(2)we can keep docs in series, so easy to maintain
(3)we can find all clients all though those platforms, like linux,windows,mac os x etc
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Assume there is a list of domain names but you dont know whether they are taken by someone else. Assume that the list is too big that you dont want to manually type in each word and see if the domain name is available or not. How would you get around this issue? Is there a public API by a company that we can use in our program and see the availability of names based on, say, the return value of a method call? If there is, I'd appreciate code snippets.
What you need to do is a whois on the domain. This will tell you if its registered and with which registrar. There are many ways to issue the whois, via a command line, via PHP, via a web API.
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Does anybody know if autotrader.com offers an API or something that would help with mass postings of vehicles?
Or does anybody have any idea of what to use to create something like this? I was thinking of maybe a mouse location and click over a browser window type of thing.
AutoTrader provides a bulk upload feature through a file feed process. The file runs through a set of processes to associate it with the proper listing tier (Premium, Feature or Standard) and in addition normalizes the information across vehicle make and models. This process runs several times daily and is being migrated to a near real-time solution for quicker add or updates.
I can find no documentation on it but I've come across this link which seems to provide a json response.
https://www.autotrader.com/rest/searchresults/sunset/base