Completely overhaul the guild config system

.gitignore

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 .env
+.venv
 config.yml
 *.pyc
 .vscode
@@ -8,3 +9,4 @@ __pycache__
 .coverage
 .hypothesis
 .idea/
+techsupport_bot/configuration/guild_configs

docker-compose.yml

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ services:
         stop_signal: SIGINT
         volumes:
             - ./config.yml:/var/TechSupportBot/techsupport_bot/config.yml
+            - ./techsupport_bot/configuration/guild_configs:/var/TechSupportBot/techsupport_bot/configuration/guild_configs
         networks:
             - all
         depends_on:

documentation/Extension-howto.md

@@ -10,45 +10,13 @@ async def setup(bot):
 ```
 This code is run when loading the extension, is used to add model classes and config entries.
 
-## Config entries
-
-```py
-from core import extensionconfig
-config = extensionconfig.ExtensionConfig()
-config.add(
-    key="<key>",
-    datatype="<datatype",
-    title="<title>",
-    description="<description>",
-    default="<default-value>",
-)
-```
-This defines the config, then defines its values.
-The config.json returned by `.config patch` will have the following value added to it:
-```json
-"<extension-name>": {
-    "<key>": {
-        "datatype": "<datatype>",
-        "title": "<title>",
-        "description": "<description>",
-        "default": "<default>",
-        "value": "<default>"
-        }
-}
-```
-NOTE: The entry might not automatically get added to the file and will have to be added in manually according to the template above.
-
-
 ## Registering the extension
 
 ```py
 await bot.add_cog(extension-name(bot=bot))
-bot.add_extension_config("extension-name", config)
 ```
 This registers the extension, assumes the extension name is the filename if the `extension_name` argument wasn't supplied.
 
-The second line adds the extension to the config .json file.
-
 ## Optional: Postgres
 
 This defines any database models used in this extension.
@@ -262,14 +230,10 @@ To access the values, you can use the following:
 self.bot.file_config.group.subgroup.key
 ```
 ---
-To access the json config, you can add the following line of code, which loads the guild config file:
-```py
-config = self.bot.guild_configs[guild_id]
-```
-
-Afterwards you can access the values with 
+To access the config for a given guild, use the "get_config_entry" in the configuration module:
 ```py
-config.extensions.<Ext-name>.<Value-name>.value
+import configuration
+value = configuration.get_config_entry(guild.id, "config_key")
 ```
 
 ## Calling an API

documentation/core/bot.md

@@ -19,18 +19,6 @@ The bot.py file is the primary file of the program. It contains all of the core
 
 ### on_message
 
-## Guild config management functions
-
-### register_new_guild_config
-
-### create_new_context_config
-
-### write_new_config
-
-### add_extension_config
-
-### get_log_channel_from_guild
-
 ## File config loading functions
 
 ### load_file_config