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Server: Persistent message storage in database #2

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opened 2019-01-20 05:25:47 +01:00 by binaryDiv · 0 comments
binaryDiv commented 2019-01-20 05:25:47 +01:00
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Chats should be persisted in a database. (SQLite?)

  1. Write incoming messages to database.

  2. When a new user joins, fetch last messages from that chat from database and send 'message' events.

Chats should be persisted in a database. (SQLite?) 1. Write incoming messages to database. 2. When a new user joins, fetch last messages from that chat from database and send 'message' events.
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