[Dev] Character File Reading and Writing on Websites

[Mikelmao]

Hey everyone,

Me and my best friend are writing a script to Load character files on a website and save character files too.

 

You will be able to read values of the character file on the website, change it and write it back. I hope with this people will start making more things for the website

 

Current Features:

- Reading file and inserting data into an array depending on category (Like [ACCOUNT] or [bANK]) - 100%

- Write to file (It writes the new values) - 100%

- Should support every server.

 

More features to come.

 

I'll also be making web pages wich work with this system

[Tyler]

Woah, looks pretty sick mate. I wish you the best of luck with this

[Mikelmao]

Thanks its going pretty well, i can already release it but i wanna make a few more features before i do.. I have no idea wich features tho xD

[Jordan]

Sounds awesome, have you integrated it with DDay already?

[Mikelmao]

Sounds awesome, have you integrated it with DDay already?

 

No i havn't. i will soon tho.. I wanna have all the features done before i use it

[Jordan]

No i havn't. i will soon tho.. I wanna have all the features done before i use it

 

Alright, I wanna see it in action is all.

[Tyler]

Just to confirm, what advantages will it have?

[Mikelmao]

No intergration needed (Server Sided)

Should support any character file

Is much quicker then MySQL

And is easy to use (Basic PHP knowlage is REQUIRED)

[GhostSnyper]

Not quicker than mySQL.

 

I guarantee that the advantage in speed through database software will grow exponentially as you add more load.

 

If you want me to break it down for you, I can. I've run the numbers and did the tests. NO flatfile algorithm can outmatch a database query. Disregarding the speed, the ease of access makes it a more logical choice

[Jordan]

Not quicker than mySQL.

 

I guarantee that the advantage in speed through database software will grow exponentially as you add more load.

 

If you want me to break it down for you, I can. I've run the numbers and did the tests. NO flatfile algorithm can outmatch a database query. Disregarding the speed, the ease of access makes it a more logical choice

 

This man knows what he's talking about, cause, he's the man.

[Tyler]

Not quicker than mySQL.

 

I guarantee that the advantage in speed through database software will grow exponentially as you add more load.

 

If you want me to break it down for you, I can. I've run the numbers and did the tests. NO flatfile algorithm can outmatch a database query. Disregarding the speed, the ease of access makes it a more logical choice

 

LOLwut?! Um... Yes?

[TehByte]

Nice work Mike, any chance that you can post a few pictures or a video of this in action?