Add SQLite Support (Tested on Minecraft 1.21)#46
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Note: Having too many YAML files can reduce backup speed for large servers.
Note: Having too many YAML files can reduce backup speed for large servers.
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This PR introduces SQLite support to PlayerKits2.
✅ Successfully tested on Minecraft 1.21
✅ SQLite storage works correctly and provides an alternative to YAML-based configuration
⚡ Helps reduce backup overhead for large servers by minimizing reliance on multiple .yml files
Future work: MariaDB support is planned for upcoming releases.
By introducing SQLite support, this fork reduces the need for multiple .yml files.
This improvement helps large servers avoid backup slowdowns and ensures smoother performance overall.