Currently, data for two users is stored in separate, fixed Gists. Each user's data is saved in individual files within these Gists, with filenames reflecting the usernames. However, this approach can be optimized to better handle the addition of new users and simplify data management.
Problem:
The current fixed setup makes it cumbersome to add new users and manage their data. Each new user requires a separate Gist or a new file within the existing Gists, which complicates management and scalability.
Proposed Solution:
Dynamic User Data Management: Transition to a single Gist where each user's data is stored in separate files, with filenames corresponding to the unique usernames. This approach simplifies user addition and data management.
Unique Filenames: Ensure that each file name within the Gist is unique, based on the username, to prevent conflicts and maintain data organization.
Advantages:
Simplified User Addition: Easier to add new users without creating additional Gists.
Improved Management: Centralizes data storage, making it simpler to manage and maintain.
Scalability: Better handles growth in the number of users and data.
Tasks:
Evaluate the current Gist setup and plan for transitioning to the new system.
Implement the dynamic file management approach in a single Gist.
Ensure unique filenames for each user's data.
Test the new system for functionality and performance.
Update documentation to reflect changes in data management.
Description:
Currently, data for two users is stored in separate, fixed Gists. Each user's data is saved in individual files within these Gists, with filenames reflecting the usernames. However, this approach can be optimized to better handle the addition of new users and simplify data management.
Problem:
The current fixed setup makes it cumbersome to add new users and manage their data. Each new user requires a separate Gist or a new file within the existing Gists, which complicates management and scalability.
Proposed Solution:
Advantages:
Tasks: