Nodejs Programming Tutorials, Guides & Best Practices

• Offer different limits for free vs paid users
• Log or monitor usage per user

This isn’t just a quick fix—it’s a deep dive into:

• Use crypto.randomBytes when:
• You are building Node.js applications without blockchain-specific functionality.
• You want to avoid adding external dependencies.
• Use ethers.randomBytes when:
• You are developing Ethereum-related applications and already have ethers.js in your project.
• You want the flexibility of generating random bytes with minimal configuration, defaulting to 32 bytes for Ethereum addresses or private keys.

  console.log(num1.lt(num2)); // false

• Greater Than:

• Grant only the necessary permissions to users and applications accessing the database.

• Ensure that the database file (your_database_name.db) is stored in a secure location with appropriate file permissions.

pm2 start app.js -i max

• -i max starts as many instances as there are CPU cores.