rusty_interaction 0.1.5

Handle Discord Interactions as outgoing webhook
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Rusty Interaction

This library provides types and helper functions for handling Discord's Interactions. It also provides an actix-web backend handler system to handle Interactions through your own API (instead of using the gateway).

This library is in full development. Use for production not yet recommended

Although it's usable and supports most of the features, it still requires work and things are subject to change.

Getting started

To install this library, add this dependency entry to your Cargo.toml file:

rusty_interaction = "0"

By default, this only exposes the types and security check function. If you want to use the handler, add the following to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies.rusty_interaction]
version = "0"
features = ["handler"]

Take a look at the documentation and the examples to get yourself familiar with using the library.

Basic bot/handler

Please take a look at the following examples:

Contributing

More than welcome! :D

What it has right now

  • - Data models exposure
  • - Interaction validation (crate::security::verify_discord_message())
  • - Receive Interactions from Discord
  • - Bind interactions to a function (with the help of a macro)
  • - Properly respond to interactions from Discord
  • - Nice system to make follow-up messages.
  • - Nice system to manage guild-specific commands.
  • - Support for components (buttons, dropdowns, etc)
  • - Not a pile of spaghetti code that just works (oops...👀)

Difference between receiving interactions through the gateway and your own endpoint

The gateway requires you to have a discord client where you receive interactions. Setting up your own endpoint makes Discord send the interactions to your own API endpoint (ex. https://example.com/api/discord/interactions).

If you already have an API that runs your service and you're looking to integrate with Discord, this way of receiving interactions can be really interesting.

One destinct difference is that you do not need a bot or oauth token for most features. Some features (like command management) do require a bot token.

Ok, I want to receive interactions through the gateway. Does your library support that?

No. If you want to receive interactions through the gateway, you want to take a look at Serenity or one of the other libraries.