memory system help needed

[zarooma]

Details

ive been trying to make a memory system for a login thing on the console but cant get it right ive been trying to have files be written on but dont no how then ill need to figure out how it will read it and get the data back

Node.js version

Not applicable.

Example code

var fs = require('fs');
var startsword = {dam:dam + 3,defense:5}
var kn = {hp:150,dam:20,speed:15,mag:3,defense:12,wepon1:startsword,wepon2:"none",items:items,}; 
var user = prompt("username: ")
var pas = prompt("pasword: ")
var items = "noune"
var login = prompt("chose one: ")
var pickcl = "knight mage archer assian thief chose one"
var pcl = prompt("")
console.log("if you have a acount type login if you dont type reg ")
login
if (login == "reg") {
console.log("tpye username);
  user
console.log("type pasword");
  pas
console.log("chouse a class")
console.log(pickcl)
  pcl
  
  fs.appendFile( user +'.txt'," players name: " + user + " pasword: " + pas + " class: " + pcl +, function (err) {
  if (err) throw err;
  console.log('Saved!');
});
  
}

Operating system

i dont no what this mean

Scope

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Module and version

Not applicable.

[prettydiff]

Console is great for troubleshooting code problems, but what you need is shell interaction. I recommend making use of STDIN and STDOUT with Node's readline library https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v18.x/docs/api/readline.html

The readline library allows for an interactive experience between the application and the shell its running in.

[Jopchumba]

@zarooma checkout commanderJs it will give you what your looking for and well documented

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