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<@&987246652869971988> please have a look, thanks.

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I need a better way to persistently store data or a fix to correctly read the data from the file as it stores correctly just doesnt read correctly (would prefer a better way to store tho)

One option for persistently storing data in a Spigot plugin is to use the Bukkit Configuration API, which allows you to easily save and load data to a YAML file. This can be done by creating a Configuration object, setting values to it, and then saving it to a file using the save() method. To read the data from the file, you can use the load() method to load the Configuration object from the file and then access the values as needed.

Another option is to use a database like MySQL or SQLite for persistent storage. This can be more efficient for larger datasets or when you need to perform complex queries on the data. You can use libraries like HikariCP for managing database connections and executing SQL queries in your Spigot plugin.

If you are encountering issues with reading data correctly from a file, make sure that you are using the correct methods to read and write data, such as getString(), getInt(), etc. Additionally, check that you are handling exceptions properly when reading or writing to files.

Overall, using the Bukkit Configuration API or a database like MySQL can provide more reliable and efficient ways to persistently store data in your Spigot plugin. Consider implementing one of these solutions for better data persistence in your plugin.

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