> You don’t actually need any dependency to do what you want, you can just code it
...Why? Like yeah, you can just write a small amount of code to serialize your state into a file every few seconds. But you can also just write a small amount of code to connect to a db or pull in sqlite, and do it a lot more efficiently without corrupting all your user data the first time you happen to shut down the application in the middle of a write. I certainly understand the desire to minimize dependencies and complexity where appropriate, but this seems like the worst candidate for it.
> You don’t actually need any dependency to do what you want, you can just code it
...Why? Like yeah, you can just write a small amount of code to serialize your state into a file every few seconds. But you can also just write a small amount of code to connect to a db or pull in sqlite, and do it a lot more efficiently without corrupting all your user data the first time you happen to shut down the application in the middle of a write. I certainly understand the desire to minimize dependencies and complexity where appropriate, but this seems like the worst candidate for it.
Don't editoralise the titles please.