## Summary:
**Added:**
- Schemas `PrivateChannelCreateSchema` `ChannelInviteCreateSchema`, `AddChannelRecipientSchema` recursively (including schemas which were needed to create these schemas)
- Methods `create_private_channel`, `leave_guild`, `accept_invite`, `create_user_invite`, `create_guild_invite`, `add_channel_recipient`, `remove_channel_recipient`
- Integration tests for the functionality covered by implementing #45
- Documentation in some places where I noticed it would be useful to have some
- `create_user` method in `/src/tests`: Cuts down on test boilerplate needed to create an addition test user
**Changed:**
- `.gitignore`
- Added `.DS_store` files to gitignore (some weird macos files), removed Cargo.lock, as Cargo.lock should be included for libraries
- Added a lot of default trait derives like Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Ord, PartialOrd to structs and enums where I saw them missing
- Added missing `teardown()` calls to the integration tests
- Renamed integration test files in `/src/tests` dir to all be plural: `channel.rs` -> `channels.rs`
- Made more fields on `User` type `Option<>`
- All instances in `/src/tests` where a second test user was created using a RegistrationSchema and the register_user method were replaced with the new `create_user` method
- README.md: Marked roadmap fields covered by #45 as implemented
- Changed visibility of `/src/tests/common/mod.rs` methods from `pub` to `pub(crate)`. In hindsight, this was probably not required, haha
**Removed:**
- Unneeded import in`src/types/config/types/guild_configuration.rs`
## Commit log:
* Add .DS_store, remove Cargo.lock
* Create PrivateChannelCreateSchema
* pub use users
* add channels.rs
* create channels.rs
* Add Deserialize/Serialize derives
* Implement create_private_channel
* Add create_dm() test
* Make optional fields on `User` `Option<>`
* Check boxes for implemented features
* Create users/guilds.rs
* Remove unneeded import
* Add UserMeta::leave_guild()
* Create api/invites/mod.rs
* Add debug print to send_request
* Rename tests files
* Create invites.rs
* create invite.rs
* Add documentation
* Implement accept_invite
* Sort fields on Channel alphabetically
* Add invite mod
* Add forgotten teardown() at test end
* change visiblities, add create_user()
* Implement `create_user_invite()`
* start working on invite tests
* Add allow flags
* Fix bad url
* Create CreateChannelInviteSchema and friends
* remove non-implemented test code
* add body to requests
* Add Clone to UserMeta
* More comprehensive error message when running into a deserialization error
* Add arguments documentation to accept_invite
* Add Eq derive to GuildFeaturesList
* Add Eq derive to Emoji
* Add Eq derive to GuildBan
* Add create_accept_invite() test
* Add Default derive to ChannelCreateSchema
* Change create_guild_invite to return GuildInvite
* Dates as chrono::Date(Utc); sort alphabetically
* Add default derives wherever possible
* Implement add_- and remove_channel_recipient
* Create AddChannelRecipientSchema
* replace otheruser regs with bundle.creeate_user()
* Add (disabled) test remove_add_person_from_to_dm()
* Rename limits and limit to have better names
* Remove empty lines
* Remove handle_request (moved to requestlimiter)
* Start working on new ratelimiter
* Make limits Option, add "limited?" to constructor
* Add missing logic to send_request
* Rename Limits
* Create Ratelimits and Limit Struct
* Define Limit
* Import Ratelimits
* Define get_rate_limits
* Remove unused import
* + check_rate_limits & limits_config_to_ratelimits
* Remove Absolute Limits
These limits are not meant to be tracked anyways.
* add ratelimits is_exhausted
* Add error handling and send request checking
* change limits to option ratelimits
* Add strum
* Change Ratelimits to Hashmap
* Remove ratelimits in favor of hashmap
* Change code from struct to hashmap
* start working on update rate limits
* Remove wrong import
* Rename ChorusLibError to ChorusError
* Documented the chorus errors
* Made error documentation docstring
* Make ReceivedErrorCodeError have error string
* Remove unneeded import
* Match changes in errors.rs
* Improve update_rate_limits and can_send_request
* add ratelimits.to_hash_map()
* use instances' client instead of new client
* add LimitsConfiguration to instance
* improve update_limits, change a method name
* Fix un-updated errors
* Get LimitConfiguration in a sane way
* Move common.rs into ratelimiter::ChorusRequest
* Delete common.rs
* Make instance.rs use overhauled errors
* Refactor to use new Rate limiting implementation
* Refactor to use new Rate limiting implementation
* Refactor to use new Rate limiting implementation
* Refactor to use new Rate limiting implementation
* Refactor to use new Rate limiting implementation
* Refactor to use new Rate limiting implementation
* update ratelimiter implementation across all files
* Fix remaining errors post-refactor
* Changed Enum case to be correct
* Use result
* Re-add missing body to request
* Remove unneeded late initalization
* Change visibility from pub to pub(crate)
I feel like these core methods don't need to be exposed as public API.
* Remove unnecessary import
* Fix clippy warnings
* Add docstring
* Change Error names across all files
* Update Cargo.toml
Strum is not needed
* Update ratelimits.rs
* Update ratelimits.rs
* Bug/discord instance info unavailable (#146)
* Change text to be more ambigous
* Use default Configuration instead of erroring out
* Emit warning log if instance config cant be gotten
* Remove import
* Update src/instance.rs
Co-authored-by: SpecificProtagonist <specificprotagonist@posteo.org>
* Add missing closing bracket
* Put limits and limits_configuration as one struct
* Derive Hash
* remove import
* rename limits and limits_configuration
* Save clone call
* Change LimitsConfiguration to RateLimits
`LimitsConfiguration` is in no way related to whether the instance has API rate limits enabled or not. Therefore, it has been replaced with what it should have been all along.
* Add ensure_limit_in_map(), add `window` to `Limit`
* Remove unneeded var
* Remove import
* Clean up unneeded things
Dead code warnings have been supressed, but flagged as FIXME so they don't get forgotten. Anyone using tools like TODO Tree in VSCode can still see that they are there, however, they will not be shown as warnings anymore
* Remove nested submodule `limit`
* Add doc comments
* Add more doc comments
* Add some log messages to some methods
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Co-authored-by: SpecificProtagonist <specificprotagonist@posteo.org>
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