NodeJS version of RetroPieSetup

[MileSacul]

I am working on a NodeJS Implementation of RetroPieSetup.

I plan on storing the applications in a Database, but one thing I need to figure out is how it finds the ids that correspond to the application name. For example, if you go to Manage packages > core, then you will see these:
139 retroarch
810 emulationstation
826 retropiemenu
827 runcommand

Is there a config file that stores these?

[BuZz]

@milesacul the IDs are generated automatically (dynamic). but grouped depending on module type

1xx "emulators"
2xx "libretrocores"
3xx "ports"
8xx "supplementary"
9xx "admin"

[MileSacul]

So if someone adds a new emulator named nitroarch. Would that increase retroarch's id from 139 to 140?

[BuZz]

@milesacul yes