We define our permissions constants based on Discord's values,
and thus the use of `iota` is fragile, makes docs harder to read,
and makes changes touching these constants harder to review.
Here, we now use the full 64-bit representation of each constant,
which both removes the implicit ordering dependencies and makes
the values easier to immediately see.
* UnknownBan error code addition
* GuildBan method implementation
* Gofmt fix
Gofmt fix
* Interactions: application commands basic API and gateway integration
* Some gitignore update
* Application commands and interactions API implementation
* Some fixes
* Some improvements of slash-commands example and slash-commands API
* OAuth2 endpoints backward compatibility
* Gofmt fix
* Requested fixes and documentation improvement for application commands
* Some fixes
* New and more interesting example of slash-commands usage, merging "interaction.go" and "interactions.go" into a single file. And some fixes.
* Gofmt and documentation fixes
* More fixes
* Gofmt fixes
* More fixes!
* Doc and endpoint fixes
* Gofmt fix
* Remove dependence on open gateway connection
* Remove redundant command ID checks
* Fix typo in ApplicationCommandCreate comment
* Tidy up function calls returning body
* Add upcoming API changes
* Correct return value name, swap parameter order
* Add Version field to ApplicationCommand
* Fix up language in comments
* Remove redundant conversion to float64
Co-authored-by: Carson Hoffman <c@rsonhoffman.com>
* Update to API
Updates the golang stuct to current api documentation and adds new util
* Revert of change.
* Update message.go
* Update structs.go
* Yikes this my hand hurts.
* Consistency
* Update message.go
This resolves#547.
Adds a "LastPinTimestamp" field to the Channel structure, which reflects
the `last_pin_timestamp` field on the Discord API. This field is
indicative of whether or not the channel has any pinned messages, and
can save an API request from being sent if there are none.
FWIW, The API doesn't seem to return a 404 anymore when there are no
pinned messages; it returns a 200 with `[]`.
