An MMO server without multiplayer defeats the purpose. PostgreSQL
is the right choice and Docker Compose already solves the setup
pain. This reverts the common/db wrapper, SQLite schema, config
Driver field, modernc.org/sqlite dependency, and all repo type
changes while keeping the dashboard, wizard, and CI improvements
from the previous commit.
Add zero-dependency SQLite mode so users can run Erupe without
PostgreSQL. A transparent db.DB wrapper auto-translates PostgreSQL
SQL ($N placeholders, now(), ::casts, ILIKE, public. prefix,
TRUNCATE) for SQLite at runtime — all 28 repo files use the wrapper
with no per-query changes needed.
Setup wizard gains two new steps: quest file detection with download
link, and gameplay presets (solo/small/community/rebalanced). The API
server gets a /dashboard endpoint with auto-refreshing stats.
CI release workflow now builds and pushes Docker images to GHCR
alongside binary artifacts on tag push.
Key changes:
- common/db: DB/Tx wrapper with 6 SQL translation rules
- server/migrations/sqlite: full SQLite schema (0001-0005)
- config: Database.Driver field ("postgres" or "sqlite")
- main.go: SQLite connection with WAL mode, single writer
- server/setup: quest check + preset selection steps
- server/api: /dashboard with live stats
- .github/workflows: Docker in release, deduplicate docker.yml
Eliminate the last three direct DB accesses from handler code:
- CharacterRepo.LoadSaveData: replaces db.Query in GetCharacterSaveData,
using QueryRow instead of Query+Next for cleaner single-row access
- EventRepo.GetEventQuests, UpdateEventQuestStartTime, BeginTx: moves
event quest enumeration and rotation queries behind the repo layer
- UserRepo.BanUser: consolidates permanent/temporary ban upserts into a
single method with nil/*time.Time semantics
Centralizes all 31 direct users-table SQL queries from 11 handler
files into a single UserRepository, following the same pattern as
CharacterRepository and GuildRepository. The only excluded query is
the sign_sessions JOIN in handleMsgSysLogin which spans multiple
tables.
