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Yeah for sure if I get time to tinker I'll just run copyparty separately, and that's probably good advice for everyone, thanks. Wdym a madman? Did they leave a manifesto in the comments?
There's goofy design patterns and fun comments all over lol, the whole project is super cool, but absolutely someone's passion project.
I say this as someone who deeply respects what they have been able to accomplish. Namely making a Python application that can run on most versions of Python 2.7+ and Python 3.x.
If you look at a lot of the backend stuff, they use a huge number of single and double character variables that live for the duration of an object and primarily use classes as namespaces. I'm just more used to seeing Python code that builds out clear abstractions and interfaces with the existing data model or implements interaction with that data model so you can use each component separately. Here's an example of an __init__ for one of their monolithic classes (it's ~5k lines in total)
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