Data Model

HitCount

Amy’s data model utilizes two folders, config and data and these are the folders of interest to backup when performing auto-backup of the server. Currently, the reccomended method of backup is described in the backup guide and will remain this way until Amy has a built-in backup method.

config Folder

The config folder stores configuration files for Amy and does not contain any userland data. Modifying data in this folder currently requires a server reboot, although some of that may change in the future. If you are a contributor and would like to submit a pull request for this improvement, please note that any direct use of the fs Node module will cause your pull request to be automatically rejected due to cross-platform limitations with fs.

The config folder has 6 files, each of them in JSON format:

File (.json)	Description
`achievements`	All achievements available to Amy
`config`	User-defined configuration, including welcome text
`loading`	All possible loading screen help messages
`permissions`	Defined permissions for user-based actions
`responses`	Static text responses to common events
`secrets`	Location of all API keys, including login tokens for Discord bots

data Folder

The data folder stores configurable data for userland actions. It is first ordered by user and then by data and is handled by the Node module node-persist, which makes use of JSON-based dictionaries (hash tables) and stores them in JSON format in the data folder.

The data folder has one file per user, organized by the hash of the Discord snowflake, which is in the same format as a Twitter snowflake:

├───achievements
│   └───id
└───statistics
    ├───commands
    ├───discover_comment
    ├───discover_pepeyikes
    ├───github
    ├───say_eh
    └───use_command

Each data point of a user is defined in the following table:

Name or ID	Type	Description
`achievements.{id}`	boolean	Stores the state of the achievement for a given ID
`statistics.commands`	int	The number of unique commands that have been used
`statistics.discover_comment`	Array	The state of whether or not the user has discovered a comment in Kevin’s sarcastic arsenal, with the array index being equal to Kevin’s response index
`statistics.discover_pepeyikes`	boolean	Whether or not Kevin has ever reacted `:pepeYikes:` to this user
`statistics.github`	str	User’s GitHub username
`statistics.say_eh`	Array	The number of times “eh” has been said, with the array’s index being the number of h’s in the “eh”
`statistics.use_{command}`	int	The number of times a specific command has been used