UPDATE: Deleted Database functionalities. #165
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Pull Request Description
Overview
This pull request focuses on enhancing the efficiency and minimalism of the SplashKit SDK by removing database functionalities entirely. This strategic decision aims to optimize the project's footprint and streamline its core functionality. The deletion of database-related components contributes to a more lightweight and focused SDK, aligning with the project's goals of simplicity and performance.
Key Changes
Database Deletion: All database-related functionalities, including modules, classes, and associated dependencies, have been removed from the codebase. This deliberate action significantly reduces the SDK's complexity and eliminates unnecessary components.
Code Compression: The removal of database functionalities has led to a substantial reduction in code volume, resulting in a more compact and maintainable codebase. This not only enhances the SDK's performance but also facilitates easier navigation for developers working on the project.
Dependency Adjustments: The deletion of database-related components required adjustments to dependencies and imports. These changes have been carefully implemented to maintain the integrity of the SDK while reflecting the new streamlined architecture.
Testing
Thorough testing has been conducted to ensure that the removal of database functionalities does not introduce regressions or compromise the SDK's stability. Test cases cover key functionalities, edge cases, and potential areas affected by the code compression. All tests have passed successfully, providing confidence in the reliability of the modified SDK.
Documentation Updates
Corresponding updates have been made to the documentation to reflect the changes introduced in this pull request. Developers and contributors are encouraged to review the updated documentation for accurate and up-to-date information on using the SDK without database functionalities.
Additional Considerations
Please carefully review the modifications made in this pull request to ensure that they align with the project's objectives and coding standards. Any feedback, suggestions, or concerns regarding the code changes are highly valued and appreciated.
Thank you for your attention to this pull request. We believe that these changes contribute positively to the project's goals and look forward to collaborating on further improvements.