I'll work towards this after I've gotten the cache posts worked out.
I have two different ideas for how I might do this.
I can just use the server id's to create, for example, [serverId].txt for each server's settings in a folder called servers, whereby their particular server settings will be stored (prefix, feed channel/role). All server settings will load in a single object that contains the server settings for easy access, e.g. { serverId1: { <- server settings in this object -> }, serverId2: { ... }}.
I could just use a database like mySQL, but I would need to learn how to use one such a database, and this might come with the disadvantage that my bot would have to communicate with another program.
I'll work towards this after I've gotten the cache posts worked out.
I have two different ideas for how I might do this.
I can just use the server id's to create, for example,
[serverId].txt
for each server's settings in a folder calledservers
, whereby their particular server settings will be stored (prefix, feed channel/role). All server settings will load in a single object that contains the server settings for easy access, e.g.{ serverId1: { <- server settings in this object -> }, serverId2: { ... }}
.I could just use a database like mySQL, but I would need to learn how to use one such a database, and this might come with the disadvantage that my bot would have to communicate with another program.