Can't see keys from other accounts in replit db

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does turning it into a website cost $$$

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Nope! Hosting is free on Replit!
Only Deployments is paid.

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Be sure to mark the reply you found most helpful as the solution, by the way.

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so theres no reason I shouldnt…?

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Yeah, literally no reason. Completely free.

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uhmmmm sorry to keep bugging you people, but my research skills arent the best, how do I turn it into a website, because all I see is deployment

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Hi @beget !
You’ll have to create a HTML, CSS, JS repl for a website, or use a web framework like Flask (for Python), Rails (for Ruby), Express (for Node.js).

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would using an sql database be more logical?

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IIRC, sql databases are for a backend server, so you’ll have to use it for Python or Node.js.
Making a website involves creating a webpage with HTML and all, then if you want a database, you need to use Python or Node.js.

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Sorry if I dont understand, At this point I’m just trying to make it so I have full access of the database

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Before I launch into a complicated lecture about frontend and backend, could I know what language you are using?
Thanks!

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absolutly lol, python

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Right.
So you are planning to use SQL? For that, you won’t need a frontend I suppose.
You can do that from a Python repl, no HTML needed.

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yes, if an SQL Database will allow me to also have full access of it.

P.S. I messed around with SQLite a couple years ago, but dont really remember most of it

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I suppose you could ask Phind or ChatGPT. I’m creating a game with SQLite, but that code is by ChatGPT. I can show you, though.

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I will try those, I don’t want to take up too much of your time, but might maybe come back if it does not go as planned, tahnks!

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If you want any help, feel free to ask me! (I’m here everyday!)

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@beget if you use SQLite, you don’t need to make it a website. But if you want to stick with Replit DB, there are a few resources here on Ask about Flask, a Python web framework:

@NateDhaliwal, AFAIK, you don’t need a server at all for SQLite.

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If you’d like it to sync between users, I think you will, but other than that, no.

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