Oxide - Reading datafile? (JS)

xandy3_sjb

I would use this same function in js
Code:
Interface.GetMod().DataFileSystem.GetDatafile("Hunt_Data");
Can someone help me ?

xandy3_sjb, Jan 23, 2016

#1

Wulf Community Admin

See the API docs: Rust.

Wulf, Jan 23, 2016

#2

xandy3_sjb

Code:
data.GetData("exemple");
ok, to convert the json , I'm not finding it

xandy3_sjb, Jan 23, 2016

#3

Wulf Community Admin

xandy3_sjb said: ↑
Code:
data.GetData("exemple");
ok, to convert the json , I'm not finding it
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The datafile is already JSON, why does it need to be converted?

Wulf, Jan 23, 2016

#4

xandy3_sjb

I can not read the array that is inside this file "exemple"

xandy3_sjb, Jan 23, 2016

#5

Wulf Community Admin

What is your current code? You can take a look at some .js plugins that use it:

Bounty Board for Rust | Oxide

Player Titles for Rust | Oxide

Wulf, Jan 23, 2016

#6

xandy3_sjb

my code

Code:

var ListInfo = {
    Title : "ListInfo",
    Author : "WilyWork",
    Version : V(0, 0, 1),
    Description : "list info all players",    Init: function() {
        var playerList = data.GetData("playerList");
        if(playerList){
            playerList.forEach(function(player){
                print(player.name);
                print(player.city);
            });
        }else{
            print("playerList undefined!");
        }
    }
}

playerList.json

Code:

{
  "76561197960383027": {
    "city": "Salvador",
    "name": "VimDM4"
  },
  "76561197960409264": {
    "city": "Salvador",
    "name": "Rafaliw"
  },
  "76561197960423352": {
    "city": "Salvador",
    "name": "Plaksnor"
  }
}

xandy3_sjb, Jan 24, 2016

#7

TheMechanical97

Last edited by a moderator: Jan 25, 2016

TheMechanical97, Jan 25, 2016

#8

Wulf Community Admin

TheMechanical97 said: ↑

I have this code working, try it

Make sure you have at the begining this:

Code:

using System.Collections.Generic;
using Oxide.Core;

DATA STORAGE:

Code:

        class StoredData
        {
            public Dictionary<ulong, double> playervariable = new Dictionary<ulong, double>();
        }        StoredData storedData;

SET THE DATA ON PLUGIN LOAD:

Code:

void Loaded()
        {
            storedData = Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.ReadObject<StoredData>("DATAFILENAME");
        }

READ THE DATA:

Code:

...
double _playervariable; //THE VARIABLE THAT WILL GET THE VALUE OF STORED VARIABLE (OUT _PLAYERVARIABLE)
if (storedData.playervariable.TryGetValue(playerID, out _playervariable))//SEE IF DATA IS NULL (EXISTS)
        {
            //if the data exists do something with it
           storedData.playervariable[playerID] = _playervariable + 1; //INCREASE THE VARIABLE BY 1;
            Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.WriteObject("DATAFILENAME", storedData); //SAVE THE VARIABLE(s) TO DATAFILE NAMED DATAFILENAME
           return;
        }
           //IF DATA IS NULL; (PLAYER HAS NO VALUE FOR A VARIABLE)
            storedData.playervariable[playerID] = 0; //SETS THE VARIABLE TO 0
            Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.WriteObject("DATAFILENAME", storedData); //SAVE THE VARIABLE TO DATAFILE NAMED DATAFILENAME
            return;

You can make a variable to be 0 by default by using this code in:

Code:

void OnPlayerInit(BasePlayer player)
{
double _playervariable; //THE VARIABLE THAT WILL GET THE VALUE OF STORED VARIABLE (OUT _PLAYERVARIABLE)
if (storedData.playervariable.TryGetValue(playerID, out _playervariable))//SEE IF DATA IS NULL (EXISTS)
    {
         return; //if exists do nothing
    }
    //if no exist
    storedData.playervariable[playerID] = 0; //SETS THE VARIABLE TO 0
    Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.WriteObject("DATAFILENAME", storedData); //save it
}

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JavaScript, not C#.

Wulf, Jan 25, 2016

#9

TheMechanical97

Wulf said: ↑

JavaScript, not C#.

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My bad

TheMechanical97, Jan 25, 2016

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