The database solution works fine right now but the new API would require a rewrite of the entire database structure and two separate parsing and serialization methods for each object (at least that's how I see it).
I think that from now on I'll just directly cache the request responses in json files (or in database entries depending on which is faster/mor practical), which will make it easier to handle.
The database solution works fine right now but the new API would require a rewrite of the entire database structure and two separate parsing and serialization methods for each object (at least that's how I see it).
I think that from now on I'll just directly cache the request responses in json files (or in database entries depending on which is faster/mor practical), which will make it easier to handle.