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![DeepSeek](https://img.shields.io/badge/DeepSeek-LLM-blue?style=for-the-badge&logo=robot&logoColor=white)
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![Wolfram Alpha](https://img.shields.io/badge/Wolfram_Alpha-Math-DD1100?style=for-the-badge&logo=wolfram&logoColor=white)
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A utility bot for anarchy minecraft servers with more than 100 commands, a database size of 50GB saving player data for more than 1.5 million Minecraft players and over 100 million messages.
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A utility bot for anarchy minecraft servers with more than **100** commands, a database size of **50GB** saving player data for more than **1.5 million** Minecraft players and over **100 million** messages.
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I also **monetized** and sold **$20** usage rights to over **15** different server owners.
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Closed-source. Source code available for review upon request.
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### 2025 - Message Migration
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For my messages table I was using an array of messages converted into a string for each player which wasn't ideal. I converted everything into per row and later added FTS-5 support to make searches instantaneous.
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### 2021 - Massive JSON to SQLite Migration
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Originally, the bot was using JSON files saved for each individual player. This is a terrible way of storing data with files randomly corrupting, and I ended up reaching the Linux file limit. Once that happened I immediately got to work and started migrating everything to an SQLite database which is much more efficient and allows for commands that would never be possible with a bunch of JSON files.
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Originally, the bot was using JSON files saved for each individual player. This is a terrible way of storing data with files randomly corrupting, and I even ended up reaching the Linux INode limit. (df -i) Once that happened I immediately got to work and started migrating everything to an SQLite database which is much more efficient and allows for commands that would never be possible with a bunch of JSON files.
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### 2019 - JSON Reformatting
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Back when I first created the bot, one of the very first migrations I had to do was converting the format of the files.
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