Refactor Channel and ParadoxModules Logic to Use the Data Hive #63
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- Introduced caching for pointer list in memory to reduce repeated world queries. - Updated set() and delete() methods to use cached pointers and update the cache on modifications. - Cached pointers are now loaded once and kept in memory for faster access. - Improved performance by reducing the need for constant calls to world.getDynamicProperty() and JSON parsing. This change enhances the efficiency of pointer-related operations, particularly in cases with frequent database updates.
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This pull request refactors the existing logic for managing channels and paradoxModules to utilize the newly created
OptimizedDatabaseclass for key-value storage. The changes include:OptimizedDatabaseclass.This refactor aims to enhance performance, reduce redundant world queries, and provide a more scalable solution for future database expansion.