SQL Support about totaleconomy HOT 8 CLOSED

@MarkL4YG Yes I tested it. But it's pre. So it was possible that the feature is disabled or else. Or a reason could, that there are problems with the api design and api is incompatible with a multi server environment.

But now I know the reason, thanks :)

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Adding SQL support is going to take longer then I expected which is why I removed the milestone. As well as that, I am focusing on bug fixes for v1.5.1 as there seems to be quite a few that snuck their way into v1.5.0.

SQL support will be added sooner or later, but not until I have a large amount of time on my hand as there is a lot of code that would need to be altered.

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I'd like to see this too 👍
External SQL would be cool

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Remember when it comes to larger user counts (per server) an SQL database may not be the best option since you can't really optimize the requests as their count goes up aswell.
Otherwise SQL support will be an easy way to access data from another application and to synchronize your economy (well... at least when it comes to money) between servers.

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Oh wow this is an old one. Let me go ahead and set a milestone on this one so we can get it added to the next release.

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Hello together, hello @Erigitic

why you removed the feature from 1.5.1? It's my personal favorite feature. I need it for homepage integration (php) and for economy sharing between servers (bungeecord).

Thanks

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@mister-man probably because he's busy resolving some other issues before implementing completely new features.

Oh and maybe because 1.5.1 is already available as pre-release.

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Afaik the JobManager still lacks SQL support and for some reason the AccountManager initializes the level and exp tables while the JobManager manages them in file mode.
Although money and transactions are more important I'd say that it should be decided whether or not jobs will also have SQL support and if applicable this issue reopened.

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