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gambling-system
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###gambling-system@2.0.1
Requirements :
coins.json)So you take an idea, This is mostly thinked to be used with WebSockets unique IDs or **Discord users IDs. To create each profile you need an ID, or a name to organize.
'ID': {coins: 100, bank: 100}
| Commands | Use |
|---|---|
Gambling.create(ID_or_name, defaultCoins, defaultBank); | Creates a profile with an ID of ID_or_name, and with default defaultCoins, and defaultBank |
Gambling.add(ID_or_name, coinsToAdd); | Adds coinsToAdd to the ID_or_name profile. |
Gambling.remove(ID_or_name, coinsToRemove); | Removes coinsToRemove to the ID_or_name profile. |
Gambling.withdraw('force or verify', ID_or_name); | Removes coinsToWithdraw from ID_or_name profile's bank and add them to the default 'Wallet'. |
| _ | PD : For first argument you need to put 'force' or 'verify'. Force will change the value without checking, and verify will check the user has the coins to withdraw. |
To intialze gambling-system first write this code at the top of your main file.
let QuickGambling = require('gambling-system');
const Gambling = new QuickGambling.system.currency('./coins.json');
To create a profile with an ID or name you need to use write this :
// Guide :
Gambling.create(ID_or_name, defaultCoins, defaultBank);
// In use :
Gambling.create(socket.id, 50, 0);
FAQs
Create a gambling system using JSON easily.
We found that gambling-system demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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