Omg, thats so cool! Now i finally can use a database that doesnt reset!

Is there a way to use repl.it db in HTML? Or to save any data from my website to a server? E.g. if I have a sign up page, how can I save accounts that have been created by users?

so there is a way of using a repl db in another repl with the db link from the .env file. but it seems like this link is updating like daily. do you maybe know a way to stop that? or do you know if it's maybe not allowed to use a repl db in more than one repl?

hope you can help me, pretty new to this and you seem to have a bit more knowledge on that haha

I don't even understand some of the details in this article, but there is some amazing information for me. I am aiming to build an engaging attractive website named wordle unlimited wordle and I got some ideas after reading this article. Thank you.

this is pretty cool

Whenever someone else runs the code, it throws errors. Is there a way to prevent that?

btw I use python

I know this thing is pretty old but still wanted to ask. When I put the variable in which I use "new database" in "console.log" to see what it returns, I get a link. I examined the link for a while and I wanna if I can I use the link to access the DB from an HTML File.

can i use this in a js file in a html repl?

I have a few questions, and i am kinda new so sorry if that's dumb questions but...

1. What type of data can you store in your database? I know you can do it with strings, but can you do it with integers, floats or booleans?

2. The line to import the database in your example is :

const Client = require("replitdb-client");

However the line to import the database that repl gives me is :

const Database = require("@replit/database")

Does that mean that some stuff from the code is outdated? Or does your example still work?

3. Can you create multiple databases in a single repl? I am trying to code a game in a discord bot that would remember both the gold the user has and the experience points won. I tried something like

const Database = require("@replit/database") //As in the insertable code
const gold = new Database()
const exp = new Database()

Would it be possible to manipulate both databases like that?

3. [SOLVED] I don't know why but a lot of times the operations with the database are done out of order. For example, i have this program that's supposed to delete the database then add 2 values/keys and once it does so it logs them in the console :

const Database = require("@replit/database") //Import the database
const db = new Database() //Create the database
db.empty() //Clear the database
db.set("key", "value").then(() => {});// Put a value and a key in the database.
db.list().then(keys => {console.log(keys)}); //Logs all keys. I would like it to only log the key I added on the previous line
db.set("otherkey", "othervalue").then(() => {}); //Adds another key and another value
db.list().then(keys => {console.log(keys)}); //Logs the keys again. I would like it to log both keys I added on the previous lines

However, when I run it, the logs changes on every run, and I get sometimes this log :

[]
[ 'key', 'otherkey' ]

Sometimes I get...

[ 'key', 'otherkey' ]
[ 'key', 'otherkey' ]

And it changes exery time. What is the cause of that and how can I fix it? (Here is the repl's link : https://repl.it/@helloyanis/testdb#index.js )
Nevermind I solved it, jut had to add

.then(() => {});

after the line of code that clears the database. The link has the fixed code if someone wants it

Technically Repl.it DB is NoSQL.

Why am I still asking questions about this?
This has stumped me for a long, long time
How does the code know that the user is the same as name? And for the data[user], how does it know that that is ans??? (In this chunk of code):

for (const user in data) {
  console.log(user, "has said", data[user]);
}

I can't see the floppy disk even tho I'm in explorer mode...

Hey, @coder100, i have found a problem with the delete function. If you delete an item, traces will still be left : result for getall is

{'': null}

I cant figure out what client.get returns

@Coder100 just a warning, use encode/decodeURIComponent for your next project with your database, i just found out why mine broke like once a week

Would you mind changing the implementation of getAll and setAll so it is more efficient? Currently, it waits for the fetching/setting the value for each key before continuning with the next key:

// getAll
for (const key of data) {
  let value = await this.get(key);
  output[key] = value;
}

// setAll
for (const key in obj) {
  let val = obj[key];
  await this.set(key, val);
}

This could be improved by using something like this:

// getAll
const entries = await Promise.all(data.map(async key => [key, await this.get(key)]))
const output = {}
entries.forEach(([key, value]) => output[key] = value)
return output
// or with ES2019's Object.fromEntries:
return Object.fromEntries(entries)

// setAll
await Promise.all(Object.entries(obj).map(([key, val]) => this.set(key, val)))

wat no sql....
First actual...

HAHAYES

Nice, though, how do you get the floppy disk button?

Oh no, coder100 is trying to topple my domain. Oh no must be better

@coder100 Ignore the bottom; I got bored

Ah... couldn't find any documentation when I discovered it 24 hours ao yesterday morning

what's the data base

noice!

noice

why the mrlapiz GitHub lol?

Nice!

👌

nice :P