Private server realmeye! (SwagEye)

[donran]

(I'm not even 100% if they need to be there)

It doesn't.
Only case you would need semicolon after a curly bracket is if you were to make a if statement like so:

if($swag):
    if($swag) {$swag = False;};
else:
    $swag = True;
endif;

[theboo]

Formatted code:

I wonder how your OCD didnt trigger from ^. Mine certainly did:

 

print "<br>";
print "<br>" . "Account ID: " . $r['id'];
print "<br>" . "Username: " . $r['uuid'];
print "<br>" . "Name: " . $r['name'];
print "<br>" . "Admin: " . ($r['admin']?"Yes":"No");
print "<br>" . "Character slots: " . $r['maxCharSlot'];
print "<br>" . "Name chosen: " . ($r['namechosen']?"Yes":"No");
print "<br>" . "Email verified: " . ($r['verified']?"Yes":"No");
print "<br>" . "Vaults unlocked: " . $r['vaultCount'];
print "<br>" . "Guest: " . ($r['guest']?"Yes":"No");

[donran]

print "<br>";
print "<br>" . "Account ID: " . $r['id'];
print "<br>" . "Username: " . $r['uuid'];
print "<br>" . "Name: " . $r['name'];
print "<br>" . "Admin: " . ($r['admin']?"Yes":"No");
print "<br>" . "Character slots: " . $r['maxCharSlot'];
print "<br>" . "Name chosen: " . ($r['namechosen']?"Yes":"No");
print "<br>" . "Email verified: " . ($r['verified']?"Yes":"No");
print "<br>" . "Vaults unlocked: " . $r['vaultCount'];
print "<br>" . "Guest: " . ($r['guest']?"Yes":"No");

That triggered my OCD. Why do you need add two strings together? Also moar spaces plz, looks messy c:

print "<br>";
print "<br>Account ID: " . $r['id'];
print "<br>Username: " . $r['uuid'];
print "<br>Name: " . $r['name'];
print "<br>Admin: " . ($r['admin'] ? "Yes" : "No");
print "<br>Character slots: " . $r['maxCharSlot'];
print "<br>Name chosen: " . ($r['namechosen'] ? "Yes" : "No");
print "<br>Email verified: " . ($r['verified'] ? "Yes" : "No");
print "<br>Vaults unlocked: " . $r['vaultCount'];
print "<br>Guest: " . ($r['guest'] ? "Yes" : "No");

[theboo]

That triggered my OCD. Why do you need add two strings together? Also moar spaces plz, looks messy c:

agree on 2 strings. Also its not messy - it is compact!

[donran]

Also its not messy - it is compact!

I guess, you can do whatever you feel like there. That's my opinion though

Also:

print "<br>Account ID: " . $r['id'];

would be:

echo '<br>Account ID: ' . $r['id'];

since single quotes are somewhat faster than double quotes and echo is faster than print.
Just some tips for anyone interested in PHP reading this thread

[Trollaux]

why is this useful at all
realmeye is 90% trading and 10% top guilds
neither of which are strongly apparent in *most* pservers
(notice how i said most not all, dont get butthurt)

[Trapped]

I'm not a Go language expert, but I managed to get this working a while ago. It's quite nice but I'd rather have a "realmeye" in PHP or C#.

go is harder then php :P

There are a couple reasons why you'd want to use Go instead of PHP (and C#, under some aspects):
1. Go is SIGNIFICANTLY faster; my RealmEye implementation can handle thousands of simultaneous connections on a raspberry pi or similar shit hardware (not counting the network)
2. Go is statically typed, which leads to WAY less bugs than you would think
3. Go COMPILES TO NATIVE (x86, x86_64, ARM, whatever you want) and STATICALLY LINKED: after you compiled it, you can just run and/or share (as long as the target architecture and OS is the same, but you can crosscompile it too) the EXE or ELF or whatever
4. You don't need to have an http server to serve as middleware: it's a single piece (you technically can, however, use it as you'd use PHP)

[donran]

There are a couple reasons why you'd want to use Go instead of PHP (and C#, under some aspects):
1. Go is SIGNIFICANTLY faster; my RealmEye implementation can handle thousands of simultaneous connections on a raspberry pi or similar shit hardware (not counting the network)
2. Go is statically typed, which leads to WAY less bugs than you would think
3. Go COMPILES TO NATIVE (x86, x86_64, ARM, whatever you want) and STATICALLY LINKED: after you compiled it, you can just run and/or share (as long as the target architecture and OS is the same, but you can crosscompile it too) the EXE or ELF or whatever
4. You don't need to have an http server to serve as middleware: it's a single piece (you technically can, however, use it as you'd use PHP)

Go fanboy right here guys.
jk luv u traped

[BlackRayquaza]

I guess, you can do whatever you feel like there. That's my opinion though

Also:

print "<br>Account ID: " . $r['id'];

would be:

echo '<br>Account ID: ' . $r['id'];

since single quotes are somewhat faster than double quotes and echo is faster than print.
Just some tips for anyone interested in PHP reading this thread

Thanks for the tip.