This PR refactors the project into the much cleaner and easier to work with "cogs" structure. Our __main__.py entry point now serves to just load any and all cogs in the /cogs package, start the bot, and then clean up our db connection when it halts.
I've moved the root logger initialization to __init__.py so __main__.py and any cogs can correctly create child loggers from it, so now logs will actually show what module they're coming from. I also changed it to a rotating file handler.
I've also moved all global settings and .env loading to a settings.py module, using pydantic to load from .env and any environment variables should they exist.
This PR doesn't add any new features, but it does fix a bug I didn't realize was introduced not long ago where it was no longer possible to give points to someone by user mention (@'ing them).
I tested most of the main features and edge cases, but not all of them cuz I'm lazy. Hopefully I didn't break anything.
This PR refactors the project into the much cleaner and easier to work with "cogs" structure. Our
__main__.pyentry point now serves to just load any and all cogs in the/cogspackage, start the bot, and then clean up our db connection when it halts.I've moved the root logger initialization to
__init__.pyso__main__.pyand any cogs can correctly create child loggers from it, so now logs will actually show what module they're coming from. I also changed it to a rotating file handler.I've also moved all global settings and .env loading to a
settings.pymodule, using pydantic to load from .env and any environment variables should they exist.This PR doesn't add any new features, but it does fix a bug I didn't realize was introduced not long ago where it was no longer possible to give points to someone by user mention (@'ing them).
I tested most of the main features and edge cases, but not all of them cuz I'm lazy. Hopefully I didn't break anything.