>   Re: Re: node.js
 >   By: Mortifis to echicken on Mon Jul 22 2019 01:27:34

 >  Mo> I hadn't thought so, was just looking at cvs commit log from a few days
 >  Mo> ago and saw the event-emitter.js and was feeling a little hopeful. I
 >  Mo> had

 > It's inspired by the node.js EventEmitter, but that's about it.  Just
 > something I wrote a while back that
 > could be useful in some scenarios.

 >  Mo> seen a while ago that DM was querying about mysql schemas and thought
 >  Mo> maybe something like an embedded mysql server was in the works and
 >  Mo> hoping

 > I think he's looking at sqlite for message storage, and we would potentially
 > be able to use sqlite for
 > arbitrary things via JS.

 >  Mo> that the node.js mysql would be able to be used with a sbbs .js script
 >  Mo> (even without node.js) ... the future is on it's way, I am sure :-)

 > If certain BBS data was stored in an SQL database, then you could access it
 > easily from some other
 > program entirely external to Synchronet - node.js or otherwise - so that
 > would open some doors.

I had been experimenting with using the exec() function to shell out to a php
script I have(had?) that reads/writes to a mysql database with the user.dat
info in it but it didn't seem very useful since either the stock web/root or
webv4 already displays what is needed ... perhaps I will look into that a
little bit more ... just seems the mysql.js requires node.js ... I'll look into
that more as well ... thanks


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