Hosting with SQLite

README.md

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 8. Change directory to `/client`
 9. Open cmd/PowerShell/terminal and run `dotnet build`
 
-Note: When using Linux, I recommend setting up a `.sh` file to simplify the process when rebooting the bot, as some bugs in the code require a restart. 
+Note: When using Linux, I recommend setting up a `.sh` file to simplify the process when rebooting the bot, as some bugs in the code require a restart.
+
+### Hosting with SQLite
+
+Alternatively, you can host Impostor without PostgreSQL by changing `bot/knexfile.js` and installing SQLite depency:
+
+`npm i sqlite3 @mikro-orm/sqlite`
+```js
+const db = {
+ // MikroORM
+ type: "sqlite",
+ dbName: "data.db",
+ // Knex
+ client: "sqlite3",
+ useNullAsDefault: true,
+ connection: {filename: './data.db'},
+};
+```
+
+It's not recommended to use SQLite if bot is used in 10+ servers.
+Keep in mind, that your storage should be persistent (not Heroku, Docker etc) in this case.
 
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