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djs-collection-persistent

v0.1.5

Published

Collections stored in persistent database.

Downloads

12

Readme

Discord.js Collections made Persistent

THIS REPOSITORY IS NOW OBSOLETE AND WILL NO LONGER BE UPDATED

Moving to Enmap

djs-collection-persistent and djs-collection have been merged into a more efficient system that's been renamed Enmap.

To get enmap, see The NPMJS Page.

Updating requires no migration, only a change in code:

// OLD CODE

const PersistentCollection = require("djs-collection-persistent");
const myCollection = new PersistentCollection({name: 'myCollection'});

// NEW CODE

const Enmap = require('enmap');
const EnmapLevel = require('enmap-level');
const myCollection = new Enmap({ provider: new EnmapLevel({ name: 'myCollection' }); });

Note that persistence requires a Provider. If you're using djs-collection-persistent you'll need to install both enmap and enmap-level to migrate. No data will be lost.

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