Yes, unfortunately, since the count is kept in memory, the count will reset if the server crashes.
I've created an updated post where I'm using an extra layer of persistence to power the app. You can apply that technique to this example by supplying sqlite or other database instead of using an in memory count.
Great article, Ryan! In order to keep everything simple and don’t use DB I just save the counter value in the .txt file and it looks like it’s working fine on Glitch.
github.com/iamskok/github-readme-c...
This is an excellent way to handle persisting the count :D
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Yes, unfortunately, since the count is kept in memory, the count will reset if the server crashes.
I've created an updated post where I'm using an extra layer of persistence to power the app. You can apply that technique to this example by supplying sqlite or other database instead of using an in memory count.
Great article, Ryan! In order to keep everything simple and don’t use DB I just save the counter value in the .txt file and it looks like it’s working fine on Glitch.
github.com/iamskok/github-readme-c...
This is an excellent way to handle persisting the count :D