My mqtt based cloud database

[cookieclickerer33]

[removed, sorry for being rude]

every time we have told you this wont work

@cookieclickerer33

you dont, mqtt isnt for server side things

@calculator

as far as i remember, mqtt is for at the bare minimum sending/recieving messages to/from different snap clients who are "subscribed" to recieve those messages. this can be used for multiplayer games (although the speeds arent great, as far as i remember), and just anything else that involves sending/recieving information to/from another snap client.
heres an example of a multiplayer tic-tac-toe game i made a while back using the mqtt blocks

@joecooldoo

mqtt cant store data

@cookieclickerer33

thats not how that works

mqtt doesnt store things, think of it like a cross project broadcast, and you cant broadcast data with it either still so you cant do that

@joecooldoo

Again, these aren't cloud variables. There is no cloud (AKA "backend") that is storing the data.
Sure, you are sending the received data from the MQTT broker to the browser's local storage; but what if no one is online to send/receive the stored values from one PC to another? The data will never be kept in circulation. In case you didn't know: the database library doesn't actually store any data in the project itself; it stores it to the hard drive of the computer. No one else can access these values from another computer without sending the value over the internet. For these to be called cloud variables, you need to make a secure cloud variable server that Snap*!* can access at any time, regardless if anyone is using the project or not. Nice idea, but it just won't work.