Moved nex_server ips and ports to config

Updated README with list of implemented nex servers and info on EULAs

README.md

@@ -50,6 +50,10 @@ This is the PN account server, which replaces the official NN account server acc
 - [POST] https://account.nintendo.net/v1/api/support/validate/email
 - [GET] https://id.nintendo.net/account/email-confirmation
 
+# Currently implemented nex servers
+- supermariomaker
+- friends
+
 
 ### Footnotes
 
@@ -58,3 +62,5 @@ This is the PN account server, which replaces the official NN account server acc
 <b id="f3">2</b> There are MANY values here that Nintendo seems to generate on their servers. I have no idea what some of these values mean and where/how they are used. Because of this I am unsure how to properly generate these values, and I am using placeholder values instead! ([see here for an example of what the return for an account is ](https://github.com/RedDuckss/csms/blob/master/OFFICIAL_SCHEMA.md#grab-profile))
 
 The entire `accounts` section at the beginning is new, and not sent by the registration request. It seems to have something to do with eShop accounts, though I don't know what exactly. I went to the eShop and it never even makes a request to that endpoint so the eShop isn't using that data, yet it's the only "account" mentioned. I am also unsure as to what `active_flag` is used for. There are also several `id` fields that seem completely pointless, like the `id` field in the `email` section and how the `mii` has it's own `id`, as do each of the different `mii_image` fields. [↩](#a3)
+
+The EULAs need to be changed, as they are currently stock Nintendo's.

example.config.json

@@ -16,5 +16,15 @@
     },
     "http": {
         "port": 8080
-    }
+    },
+	"nex_servers": {
+		"friends": {
+			"ip": "ip",
+			"port": "port"
+		},
+		"supermariomaker": {
+			"ip": "ip",
+			"port": "port"
+		}
+	}
 }

routes/provider/index.js

@@ -2,21 +2,10 @@ const routes = require('express').Router();
 const json2xml = require('json2xml');
 const debug = require('../../debugger');
 const route_debugger = new debug('Provider Route'.green);
+const gamePort = require('../../config.json').nex_servers;
 
 route_debugger.log('Loading \'provider\' API routes');
 
-//The game ips and ports are stored here. When the game tries to access its specific server, it will be given the respecive ip and port.
-const gamePort = {
-	friends: {
-		ip: '10.0.0.225',
-		port: '1300'
-	},
-	supermariomaker: {
-		ip: '10.0.0.225',
-		port: '1301'
-	}
-};
-
 /**
  * [GET]
  * Replacement for: https://account.nintendo.net/v1/api/provider/service_token/@me