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Missing Guild Widget Methods
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There are new widget endpoints that should be implemented as methods in the DiscordGuild
The methods include:
Get Guild Widget Settings Modify Guild Widget Get Guild Widget
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)
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Currently going with DiscordWidgetMember to get it working (nothing like being descriptive, eh?) Name can be modified later…
Looks like you’re right, so then I suppose 2 new classes:
DiscordWidgetto encapsulate everything, and something likeDiscordIntegrationthat represents each of those integration “members”.