Solved How to remove MySQL from a plugin...

dam lazers back at it again with the stupid questions!

So how do I disable MySQL in a plugin once i added it?













(Kill me, kill me now )

 

How did you add it? Show your MySQL code.

 

Well heres the setting for it lol

mysql:
host: "null"
port: null
user: "null"
password: "null"
database: "null"

 

TBH, this should be in facepalm section.

Every plugin implements MySQL data provider differently! What plugin you're using?

 

Thing is its a custom plugin lol

 

I don't repeat myself, but as I previously said: "Every plugin implements MySQL data provider differently!"

This is how I switch data providers in my plugin

PHP:

/**
 * @internal
 */
private function loadDataProvider(): bool
{
    try {
        switch (strtolower(trim($this->getConfig()->get('data-provider')["type"]))) {
            default:
            case 'yaml':
            case 'yml':
                $this->setDataProvider(new YAMLDataProvider($this));
                break;
            case 'json':
                $this->setDataProvider(new JSONDataProvider($this));
                break;
            case 'sql':
            case 'sqlite':
            case 'sqlite3':
                $this->setDataProvider(new SQLite3DataProvider($this));
                break;
            case 'mysql':
                $this->setDataProvider(new MySQLDataProvider($this));
                break;
        }
    } catch (\Exception $e) {
        $this->getLogger()->critical(Localizer::trans('plugin.dataprovider-error', [$e->getMessage()]));
        $this->getServer()->getPluginManager()->disablePlugin($this);
        return false;
    }
    $this->getLogger()->info(Localizer::trans('plugin.dataprovider-set', [$this->getDataProvider()->getName()]));
    return true;
}


I get a value from config under 'data-provider' key, setting which users can change. Then load appropriate data provider or default one, if that value does not reference any supported data providers. This implementation is widely used, so I assume that you must change one value in the config.

 

You can't just "disable MySQL" in a plugin. You could add a simple comment to comment out or delete all the functionality related to MySQL.

 

I wouldn't use the term 'disable.' MySQL is a php extension, not just something PocketMine has. Plugins developers can choose to implement it as a data provider or not in their plugins.

 

Calm calm calm i changed the title o and did you read that last line I wrote!

 

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