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Extends or depends on issue #12.
This was already decided before I started my thesis. I could have started right after starting my semester as a final year or "graduating" student, but due to the fact that I had to do everything from that thesis, I could not get time for myself (for all the things that I wanted to do).
But since I was on the way to graduate (not sure yet, but I passed my thesis with document revision), I would want to refactor any of the code I have done before. This was the first priority due to the fact that some people use this and some disregard it due to its inability to be used for bots. I would want to make this one usable before going for my other repositories containing my project system for such subjects.
ETA is unknown, but I will try to do things as possible as I try to re-learn everything I have done from this system. The core changes would probably be the way how I handle things on runtime, and as per observed, the code itself was quite a mess because the fact that I did it as I learn the
asyncio
, I didn't expect it to be done in a way in OOP, which makes it quite more complex and hard to learn.Please expect updates on issue #12 as I work on this. Regardless of interest, I just want to make this one more polished than how I used to code.