With some plugins, there's the ability to store data that's normally stored in the config inside of the user plugin_data instead. If you use credentials to log in to a data source, you don't want the entire server to have those credentials.
Having a config helper would solve this issue by checking the user data first and sending that. If the user data wasn't there, it would send values from config.json instead.
With some plugins, there's the ability to store data that's normally stored in the config inside of the user plugin_data instead. If you use credentials to log in to a data source, you don't want the entire server to have those credentials.
Having a config helper would solve this issue by checking the user data first and sending that. If the user data wasn't there, it would send values from config.json instead.