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# Tachi Database Seeds
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This repository contains some base "seed" files for the Tachi Database.
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They are intended to be used with MongoDB, but since these are just a JSON export, you can
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really do anything you want with them.
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## What Databases Are Here?
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Nothing private, nothing pertaining to an instance of Tachi. These are backbone files, such
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as songs, charts, and folders.
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You can read more about what all these documents mean in [tachi-common](https://github.com/TeamNewGuys/tachi-common).
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- `songs-{game}`
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These contain the song documents for the provided game.
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- `charts-{game}`
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These contain the chart documents for the provided game.
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- `folders`
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This contains the set folders for all games.
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- `tables`
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This contains the set tables for all games.
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## How do I use this?
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Depends what you want. If you're familiar with JSON, just
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take the files and do whatever.
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If you want to analyse this data in a more advanced fashion,
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install `mongodb-tools` (You'll want mongoimport in `$PATH`) from your favourite location.
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Then, run these commands:
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```sh
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cd scripts
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pnpm install
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node import -d your_db_name
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```
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Note that you'll need `pnpm` and `node` installed.
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You can then use a tool like [MongoDB Compass](https://www.mongodb.com/products/compass) to analyse the data.
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## Contribution
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If your change involves inserting or removing records, you **must** run `node scripts/deterministic-collection-sort.js`.
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This will ensure diffs stay somewhat sane.
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## I want db dumps for things like scores and users!
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Coming soon...
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## Oddities
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`git diff` on this repo will likely be horrifically broken. There's not much we can do
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about that, since git absolutely was not designed for this. Ah well.
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