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On @RemindMe_OfThis, I store the user's chosen timezone, a flag to enable push notifications and the Firebase notification token.
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On @this_vid, I store the push notification flag and Firebase token. An important detail: on both of these systems, a "user" is a Twitter user. My app doesn't handle any user management or store any user accounts. Authentication is handled by Twitter.
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Yep. In a small Slack app I built for my previous workplace, I used a Google Sheet to store user tokens for updating their Slack profile.
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Files are the most flexible of all. They can store anything in any format you want, but you have to write the querying logic yourself, so it's best to stick to simple formats and don't use them for data where you need complex queries. I think sticking with simple data that fits in a key=value format or JSON (like lowdb) is best.
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I then pass the engineResponseTimes to the view and use Chart.js to render it into a chart.
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