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I think you want MAX():

You're close. See the "Unpivoting" example linked in the next thread.

You can just connect your node.js with your client. I would recommend using EJS. First, you install express, ejs and discord.js by doing npm i express ejs discord.js. Then, you can set up your ejs.

index.js:

Your second group is optional so you need to append a '?': <([a-z]+)(\s?\w+=?"?.*)?>.

As a general tip, look for the things you don't want to see instead of what you want to see. For example instead of <([a-z]+) you could capture everything until you find delimiters: <([^\s>\/]+). Instead of searching for every thing you might get, search for the symbols that will definitely end your string:[^>]+.

So to give you a better solution: <(\w+)([^>]+)?>. I didn't implement the first suggestion because your tags don't appear to include special symbols.

PS: You should post your regex as text next time.

First of all, generateActiveToken is a async function so put an await before function call.

The proper way to export a module is like below:

At the moment I can't see a better way then doing it the manual way. If it where possible to add the routexxx variables to an array you could make it way more simple.

Counting rows will bring you problems whenever you remove a single record from the table: You won't be able to insert new rows if your primary employee_id field has UNIQUE key, or you will start inserting duplicated IDs.

Generating the ID in PHP isn't my recomendation either since you could face integrity problems if two records are trying to be stored simultaneously.

I would use the default model's model_id field with autoincrement to make sure that I won't have problems with id assignation, and inmediatly after saving the record I would update the id for the employee_id field which can be also keyed as "primary" in order to be indexed and accessed efficiently.

For example:

I found the solution, I am using the firebase on function

Think about your conditions. What happens if every individual test is False? What happens if all your tests are False ?

There is a path through your decision tree in which no file is opened. This is currently obtaining, so Data doesn't exist, as you determined.

In this case the problem is likely that input() returns a string, whereas you are testing for an integer.

Thus either test for strings: