config data

💾 Config: data

This section controls how Divinity stores and manages persistent data such as item information, player progress, and module state.

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🔑 Options

Key	Description
auto-save	Interval (in minutes) to automatically save data to disk.
storage.type	Type of database to use. Options: sqlite (default) or mysql.
storage.username	MySQL username (only used when type: mysql).
storage.password	MySQL password (only used when type: mysql).
storage.host	Hostname or IP of the MySQL database server.
storage.database	Name of the MySQL database.
purge.enabled	Enables automatic removal of inactive player data.
purge.days	How many days of inactivity before a player’s data is removed.
instant-save	If true, saves immediately after every change (useful for testing, but lower performance).

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🧪 Example

data:
  auto-save: 15
  storage:
    type: sqlite
    username: none
    password: none
    host: none
    database: none
  purge:
    enabled: false
    days: 60
  instant-save: false

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📌 Notes

• sqlite is file-based and ideal for small to medium servers. The database is stored as data.db in the plugin folder.
• For larger servers or network setups, switch to mysql for external storage and syncing.
• Purging is helpful for servers with high turnover or limited storage — inactive player data will be removed automatically.