35 migrate to mysql#43
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You may want to implement the config table similar to how the autograder does if you forsee more configurable values in the future.
add rsa to support external database connections
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Resolves #35 , Resolves #42
Moved away from the SQLite database used to store data and into the same MySQL server used by the autograder.
As far as I know, using a different "database" name will prevent conflicts with table names but I would appreciate fact checking on that one.
Also feel free to test this one out, I tried to test as much as I could for this since it's quite a big change, but I could have missed something. the new /setup command from my previous PR will make manual testing far easier.
Any suggestions to database schema/table definitions (found in db_manager.py) would also be appreciated so that future changes to the tables are minimal.
I included my work on #42 because an external database introduces greater latency, so some operations are beginning to take long enough to conflict with discord's response limitations