Protocols

Protocol that declares a type will be a Discord channel.

Protocol that declares a type will be a Discord text-based channel.

Declares that a type will be a delegate for a DiscordClient. After the client handles any events, the corresponding delegate method will be called.

Protocol that abstracts a DiscordClient

Declares that a type will be able to reference a DiscordClient from within itself.

Declares that a type will act as a logger.

Declares that a type will have a Discord token.

Protocol that declares a type will handle Discord dispatch events.

Declares that a type will send heartbeats to a Discord gateway.

Declares that a type will be an Engine for the Discord Gateway.

Declares that a type will be capable of communicating with Discord’s WebSockets

Declares that a type will communicate with a Discord gateway.

Protocol that represents a sharded gateway connection. This is the top-level protocol for DiscordEngineSpec and DiscordEngine

Declares that a type will be a shard’s delegate.

The delegate for a DiscordShardManager.

Protocol that declares a type will be a Discord guild channel.

Protocol that declares a type will be a consumer of the Discord REST API. All requests through from a consumer should be rate limited.

This is where a DiscordClient gets the methods that interact with the REST API.

NOTE: Callbacks from the default implementations are NOT executed on the client’s handleQueue. So it is important that if you make modifications to the client inside of a callback, you first dispatch back on the handleQueue.

A DiscordRateLimiterSpec is in charge of making sure we don’t flood Discord with requests. It keeps a dictionary of DiscordRateLimitKeys and DiscordRateLimits. All requests to the REST api should be routed through a DiscordRateLimiterSpec.

Declares that a type will act as a Discord user.

Declares that a type has enough information to encode/decode Opus data.

Specifies that a type will be a data source for a VoiceEngine.

Declares that a type will be a voice engine.

Declares that a type will be a client for a voice engine.

A delegate for a VoiceManager.