Tl;dr we now use __slots__ in a bunch of places. This could still be
better, and we do a bit too much magic in the modeling to make me happy.
But thats for later, for now we're going from ~250mb on 2500 guilds to
~160mb.
- Allow configuring the state module within the normal configuration
(under the 'state' key)
- Rate limit events being sent on the gateway socket
- Convert to using lazy_datetime in a bunch of places
- Allow configuring guild member sync
- Better logic around loading guilds, add State.ready condition which
can be waited on
- Fix inheritance in the modeling framework (how was this not working
before lol wut)
- Added __slots__ to a bunch of low-hanging fruit models
- Move member sync onto the guild object as Guild.sync()
- Convert to Dannys CachedSlotProperty (could still be better, will
improve later)
- Added util.snowflake.calculate_shard
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My previous stab at implementing the simple-modeling-orm-thing-tm failed
in the aspect that there was a lot of duplicated code doing runtime
inspection of stuff. This was due mostly to having no extra place to
store information on types, making it hard to introspect how the type
expected to be built, whether it had a default, etc.
This commit refactors the modeling code to actually have a Field type,
which wraps some information up in a simple class and allows extremely
easy conversion without having to do (more) expensive runtime
inspection. This also gives us the benefits of a much more
readable/cleaner code, expandable field options, and not having to fuck
with sphinx to get docs working correctly (it was duping attributes
because they where aliases...)
Andrei
Michael
Wolfiri