feat: migrate static data to SQLite and persist runtime timers/events across restarts#18
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feat: migrate static data to SQLite and persist runtime timers/events across restarts#18
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Summary
This PR replaces large runtime-loaded JSON static files with SQLite and adds persistent runtime state for timers/event timestamps so data survives bot restarts.
Motivation
Large JSON files in
src/staticFiles/caused high memory usage because they were loaded into heap at runtime.Additionally, timer/event state (e.g. DeepSea/Cargo/custom timers) was lost or reset incorrectly after restart.
Changes
staticData.sqlite).scripts/buildStaticFilesDb.js).runtimeData.sqlite) for server-scoped runtime state.timer add)onItsWayOutstate.Result
Breaking / Operational Notes
staticData.sqlitein deployment, or run the build script manually to generate it.Validation
npm test -- --pretty false).