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# Discordgo
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Golang Discord API.
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This is my first Golang project and it is ~~probably~~ ~~not~~ maybe even suitable for use :)
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Discord API for Golang
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Everything here so far is likely to change as I learn Golang better and refine the API names and such.
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This is my first Golang project and it is ~~probably~~ ~~not~~ ~~maybe even~~
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barely suitable for use :)
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Initially my goal was to write a chatbot and I started working with https://github.com/Xackery/discord as my API. But that code doesn't work 100% and so I started slowly making changes to it. Anyhow, credit goes to https://github.com/Xackery/discord for getting me started.
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Everything here so far is likely to change as I learn Golang better and refine
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the API names and such. Because of that I do not yet recommend this for use
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with anything super important :)
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If you're looking for a functional Discord API for Golang check out https://github.com/gdraynz/go-discord which I recently found. It's much more complete and will likely help me learn how to improve what I have here.
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Initially my goal was to write a chatbot and I started working with
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https://github.com/Xackery/discord as my API. But that code didn't work 100%
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at the time. So I started slowly making changes to it and eventually ended up
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with something entirely different. Anyhow, credit goes to
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https://github.com/Xackery/discord for getting me started.
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If you're looking for a more functional Discord API for Golang check out
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https://github.com/gdraynz/go-discord which I recently found. It's much more
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complete and will likely help me learn how to improve what I have here.
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# What Works
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Right now I'm focusing on the REST API and have not done any Websockets work. You can do the following things using the client.go functions.
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Low level functions exist for the core REST API and Websocket API.
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* Login to Discord
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* Get User information for a given user.
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* Get Channels for a given Server
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* Get Messages for a given Channel
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* Send Messages to a given Channel
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* Start a Websocket connection and listen for and handle events.
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* Logout from Discord.
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All the code in the other files such as discord.go, session.go, etc are a playground where I'm working to provide another and easier way to access the API.
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You can look at the demo.go example file to see all of the client.go functions in use.
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# Other Discord APIs
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- [go-discord](https://github.com/gdraynz/go-discord)
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- [DiscordSharp](https://github.com/Luigifan/DiscordSharp)
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- [Discord4J](https://github.com/knobody/Discord4J)
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- [discordrb](https://github.com/meew0/discordrb)
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