{
    "messages": {
        "success": {
            "title": "Your Database Tables Look Good",
            "details": "Your site has {size} additional database tables created by plugins or themes. This is perfectly normal and well within optimal limits for a healthy site. These tables store essential data for your active features.",
            "steps": [
                "Keep monitoring your database health",
                "Check tables after removing plugins",
                "Maintain regular plugin updates"
            ]
        },
        "warning": {
            "title": "Database Tables are Growing",
            "details": "We found {size} extra database tables. While this is common for sites with many features, it's a good time to review if all these tables belong to plugins you are still using. Some uninstalled plugins might have left data behind.",
            "steps": [
                "Review your list of active plugins",
                "Identify tables from uninstalled plugins",
                "Consider a light database cleanup",
                "Make a backup before any changes"
            ]
        },
        "error": {
            "title": "High Number of Extra Tables Found",
            "details": "We found {size} extra database tables that weren't created by WordPress itself. This high number (over 100) often indicates a significant amount of 'orphaned' data from many uninstalled plugins. This can slow down database backups and management.",
            "steps": [
                "Make a complete database backup immediately",
                "Perform a thorough audit of your database tables",
                "Remove tables from plugins you no longer use",
                "Use a database cleanup tool to safely remove old data",
                "Document which plugins created which tables for future reference"
            ]
        }
    },
    "learn_more": {
        "description": "Every WordPress site has core database tables that run the basic features. Plugins and themes create additional tables (like 'wc_' for WooCommerce) to store their data. To identify unused tables, look for ones with prefixes from plugins you've uninstalled, check tables that haven't been modified in months, or use cleanup plugins to scan safely. Always backup your database before removing any tables. If unsure about a table, try deactivating its related plugin first to test site functionality.",
        "benefits": [
            "Faster database performance",
            "Smaller backup files",
            "Easier database management",
            "Cleaner WordPress installation"
        ],
        "recommended_plugins": [
            {
                "name": "Advanced Database Cleaner",
                "type": "Premium"
            },
            {
                "name": "WP-Optimize",
                "type": "Free/Premium"
            },
            {
                "name": "WP-DBManager",
                "type": "Free"
            }
        ]
    }
}