refactor(py-sdk)!: clean up validators and bots

bots/README.md

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+# Silverback Example App
+
+These apps are intended to be examples of how to work with your own deployment of the ApePay
+protocol interacting your own infrastructure for a SaaS product, using Silverback for real-time
+events. You can host these examples on the Silverback Cloud (https://silverback.apeworx.io) or
+self-host.
+
+## Stream Handling
+
+ApePay has some different events that should trigger updates to your off-chain tracking of the
+current status of a Stream, which should also affect the delivery of your product or service.
+
+The lifecycle of a Stream starts with being created, after which funds can be added at any time to
+extend the stream, and finally the Stream can be cancelled at any time (after an initial required
+delay).
+
+At each point in the Stream lifecycle, an update to an off-chain record should be created to ensure
+consistency within your product and how it is managing aspects of your microservice architecture,
+and your Silverback app can directly trigger changes in those other services or perform those
+changes themselves.
+
+One important thing to note is that while almost every part of the lifecycle has some sort of on-
+chain action that occurs when a user performs an action, a Stream can also "run out of time" which
+means you should notify your users as the deadline becomes near to prevent service interruptions,
+and also necessitates performing "garbage collection" after the Streams run out completely in order
+to remove the associated resources that are no longer being paid for (similar to when a Stream is
+cancelled manually).
+
+Lastly, it is important that you understand your own regulatory and reporting requirements and
+implement those using a combination of specialized ApePay "validator" contracts as well as trigger-
+ing manual cancellation (or review) of the services for breach of terms within your app.
+These tasks require a key with access to the Owner role and may be best implemented as a separate
+bot to ensure access control restrictions and not interfere with other running bots.
+
+## Revenue Collection
+
+One interesting perk of ApePay is that claiming a Stream (aka "earning revenue") is entirely left
+to you as an action you can do at whatever frequency you desire (based on revenue cycles, gas
+costs, etc.), and can integrate into other various parts of your revenue management systems, tax
+tracking, or whatever else is needed to be accounted for (according to your business needs or
+jurisdiction).
+
+It is recommended that you implement this as a separate bot, as optimizing revenue operations can
+be a great way to improve overall cost optimization, and also may require advanced access control
+rights that your other microservices don't require. We provide an example here of what that might
+look like within the example, however please note that a key that has the ability to make
+transactions is required for production use.

bots/example.py

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+import os
+from datetime import timedelta
+
+from ape_ethereum import multicall
+from silverback import SilverbackApp
+
+from apepay import StreamManager
+
+app = SilverbackApp()
+# NOTE: You should use one bot per-supported network
+# NOTE: This bot assumes you use a new bot per deployment
+sm = StreamManager(os.environ["APEPAY_CONTRACT_ADDRESS"])
+
+# NOTE: You would probably want to index this by network and deployment,
+#       if you were operating on multiple networks or deployments
+db = []
+# TODO: Migrate to `app.state.db` when feature becomes available
+
+
+@app.on_startup()
+async def load_db(_):
+    for stream in sm.active_streams():
+        db.append(stream)
+
+
+@sm.on_stream_created(app)
+async def grant_product(stream):
+    db.append(stream)
+    print(f"provisioning product for {stream.creator}")
+    return stream.time_left
+
+
+@sm.on_stream_funded(app)
+async def update_product_funding(stream):
+    # NOTE: properties of stream have changed, you may not need to handle this
+    #       but typically you would want to update `stream.time_left` in record
+    db.remove(
+        next(s for s in db if s.stream_id == stream.stream_id and s.creator == stream.creator)
+    )
+    db.append(stream)
+    return stream.time_left
+
+
+@sm.on_stream_cancelled(app)
+async def revoke_product(stream):
+    print(f"unprovisioning product for {stream.creator}")
+    db.remove(stream)

pyproject.toml

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     "silverback>=0.5,<1",
 ]
 lint = [
+    "flake8",
     "black",
     "isort",
     "mypy",
+    # NOTE: Be able to lint our silverback add-ons
+    "apepay[bot]"
 ]
 test = [
     "ape-foundry",

scripts/demo.py

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+"""
+A demo showing some accounts randomly creating, modifying, and cancelling streams
+"""
+
+import random
+from datetime import timedelta
+
+import click
+from ape.cli import ConnectedProviderCommand, ape_cli_context
+
+from apepay import StreamManager
+
+
+@click.command(cls=ConnectedProviderCommand)
+@ape_cli_context()
+@click.option("-l", "--min-stream-life", default=0)
+@click.option("-n", "--num-accounts", default=10)
+@click.option("-b", "--num-blocks", default=1000)
+@click.option("-m", "--max-streams", default=10)
+@click.option("-c", "--create-stream", type=float, default=0.1)
+@click.option("-f", "--fund-stream", type=float, default=0.7)
+@click.option("-k", "--cancel-stream", type=float, default=0.2)
+def cli(
+    cli_ctx,
+    min_stream_life,
+    num_accounts,
+    num_blocks,
+    max_streams,
+    create_stream,
+    fund_stream,
+    cancel_stream,
+):
+    # Initialize experiment
+    deployer = cli_ctx.account_manager.test_accounts[-1]
+    token = cli_ctx.local_project.TestToken.deploy(sender=deployer)
+    sm = StreamManager(
+        cli_ctx.local_project.StreamManager.deploy(
+            deployer, min_stream_life, [], [token], sender=deployer
+        )
+    )
+
+    # Wait for user to start the example SB app...
+    click.secho(
+        f"Please run `APEPAY_CONTRACT_ADDRESS={sm.address} silverback run bots.example:app`",
+        fg="bright_magenta",
+    )
+    if not click.confirm("Start experiment?"):
+        return
+
+    # Make sure all accounts have some tokens
+    accounts = cli_ctx.account_manager.test_accounts[:num_accounts]
+    decimals = token.decimals()
+    for account in accounts:
+        token.DEBUG_mint(account, 10_000 * 10**decimals, sender=account)
+
+    # 26 tokens per day
+    starting_life = timedelta(minutes=5).total_seconds()
+    starting_tokens = 26 * 10**decimals
+    funding_amount = 2 * 10**decimals
+    streams = {a.address: [] for a in accounts}
+
+    while cli_ctx.chain_manager.blocks.head.number < num_blocks:
+        payer = random.choice(accounts)
+
+        # Do a little garbage collection
+        for stream in streams[payer.address]:
+            click.echo(f"{payer}:{stream.stream_id} - {stream.time_left}")
+            if not stream.is_active:
+                click.echo(f"Stream '{payer}:{stream.stream_id}' is expired, removing...")
+                streams[payer.address].remove(stream)
+
+        if len(streams[payer.address]) > 0:
+            stream = random.choice(streams[payer.address])
+
+            if token.balanceOf(payer) >= 10 ** (decimals + 1) and random.random() < fund_stream:
+                click.echo(
+                    f"Stream '{payer}:{stream.stream_id}' is being funded "
+                    f"w/ {funding_amount / 10**decimals:.2f} tokens..."
+                )
+                token.approve(sm.address, funding_amount, sender=payer)
+                stream.add_funds(funding_amount, sender=payer)
+
+            elif random.random() < cancel_stream:
+                click.echo(f"Stream '{payer}:{stream.stream_id}' is being cancelled...")
+                stream.cancel(sender=payer)
+                streams[payer.address].remove(stream)
+
+        elif token.balanceOf(payer) < starting_tokens:
+            continue
+
+        elif len(streams[payer.address]) < max_streams and random.random() < create_stream:
+            click.echo(f"'{payer}' is creating a new stream...")
+            token.approve(sm.address, starting_tokens, sender=payer)
+            stream = sm.create(token, int(starting_tokens / starting_life), sender=payer)
+            streams[payer.address].append(stream)
+            click.echo(f"Stream '{payer}:{stream.stream_id}' was created successfully.")