Data Storing Types

[xxmanado]

How to stores some specific Datas like quests that are completed ,keybinds,Tokens,ect… i believe that not only datastore service is required here
Additionally are there any tutorials about how to store some datas like this

[Brambes230605 (Brambes)]

The way you can store different datatypes is by serializing them.
The only thing you have to do is convert the datatype to a string or table so that it can be converted into JSON which can then be stored in datastores.

This might help

How to save objects in your game with Serialization

I’ve seen a few topics on this question and I wanted to bring my own take on it while I guide you on my/a method of serialization. The meaning of serialization (at least my definition) is compacting information and then uncompacting it (unserialization). This could be an example of something like, Hello World to HelloWorld we compacted it by removing one space. The reason we need to compact information like this, especially with data is because of efficiency/usage. Let’s talk about games suc…

[mc7oof (oof)]

Suphi Kaner has a really simple data store system.

It uses folders and instances instead of tables.

DataStore (Saving & Loading Player Data) - Roblox Scripting Tutorial

[Ziffixture (Ziffix)]

Data-stores can only store UTF-8 encodable data. In other words, anything that can be directly converted to raw text. As you know, some data cannot. This is where serialization comes into play. Serialization is the process of reducing complex abstract data structures into the least amount of primitive information required to reconstruct (deserialize) the data structure.

For example, say you wanted to save a Vector3. The foremost information that makes up a Vector3 is its XYZ axes. These values are numbers, and numbers are UTF-8 encodable. With these numbers, we can also rebuild the same Vector3. Start by saving the numbers a CSV (comma-separated values) string:

local function serializeVector3CSV(vector3: Vector3): string
    local axis = {
        vector3.X,
        vector3.Y,
        vector3.Z,
    }

    return table.concat(axis, ", ")
end

As for deserialization:

local function deserializeVector3CSV(csv: string): Vector3
    local axis = string.split(csv, ",")

    return Vector3.new(table.unpack(axis))
end

Together, like a codec, these functions make up a SerDes. You will need to develop a SerDes for each abstract data structure you wish to save. Fortunately for you, however, some dedicated developers have strung up a technology called Squash, which is a compression library for Luau. It contains a myriad of SerDes functions