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response_builder_gen.go
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response_builder_gen.go
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// Code generated by generate_response_builder.go; DO NOT EDIT.
package router
//go:generate go run generate_response_builder.go
import (
"context"
"github.com/Postcord/objects"
)
// UpdateLater is used to spawn the function specified in a goroutine. When the function is returned, the result is set as a message update.
func (c *ComponentRouterCtx) UpdateLater(f func(*ComponentRouterCtx) error) *ComponentRouterCtx {
cpy := *c
cpy.responseBuilder = responseBuilder{}
go func() {
defer func() {
if errGeneric := recover(); errGeneric != nil {
cpy.errorHandler(ungenericError(errGeneric))
}
}()
var response *objects.InteractionResponse
if err := f(&cpy); err == nil {
response = cpy.buildResponse(false, cpy.errorHandler, cpy.globalAllowedMentions)
} else {
response = cpy.errorHandler(err)
}
// Need a better way to handle this context - the one on the RouterCtx will have been cancelled already
// and can't be used
processUpdateLaterResponse(context.Background(), cpy.RESTClient, cpy.ApplicationID, cpy.Token, response)
}()
return c
}
// DeferredChannelMessageWithSource is used to handle updating the response later. The user sees a loading state.
// Note that the chain does not continue after this since it is impossible to attach additional data.
func (c *ComponentRouterCtx) DeferredChannelMessageWithSource(f func(*ComponentRouterCtx) error) {
c.respType = objects.ResponseDeferredChannelMessageWithSource
c.UpdateLater(f)
}
// WithModalPath is used to set the response to the modal path specified.
func (c *ComponentRouterCtx) WithModalPath(path string) error {
if c.modalRouter == nil {
return UnsetModalRouter
}
return c.modalRouter.SendModalResponse(c, path)
}
// UpdateLater is used to spawn the function specified in a goroutine. When the function is returned, the result is set as a message update.
func (c *CommandRouterCtx) UpdateLater(f func(*CommandRouterCtx) error) *CommandRouterCtx {
cpy := *c
cpy.responseBuilder = responseBuilder{}
go func() {
defer func() {
if errGeneric := recover(); errGeneric != nil {
cpy.errorHandler(ungenericError(errGeneric))
}
}()
var response *objects.InteractionResponse
if err := f(&cpy); err == nil {
response = cpy.buildResponse(false, cpy.errorHandler, cpy.globalAllowedMentions)
} else {
response = cpy.errorHandler(err)
}
// Need a better way to handle this context - the one on the RouterCtx will have been cancelled already
// and can't be used
processUpdateLaterResponse(context.Background(), cpy.RESTClient, cpy.ApplicationID, cpy.Token, response)
}()
return c
}
// DeferredChannelMessageWithSource is used to handle updating the response later. The user sees a loading state.
// Note that the chain does not continue after this since it is impossible to attach additional data.
func (c *CommandRouterCtx) DeferredChannelMessageWithSource(f func(*CommandRouterCtx) error) {
c.respType = objects.ResponseDeferredChannelMessageWithSource
c.UpdateLater(f)
}
// WithModalPath is used to set the response to the modal path specified.
func (c *CommandRouterCtx) WithModalPath(path string) error {
if c.modalRouter == nil {
return UnsetModalRouter
}
return c.modalRouter.SendModalResponse(c, path)
}
// UpdateLater is used to spawn the function specified in a goroutine. When the function is returned, the result is set as a message update.
func (c *ModalRouterCtx) UpdateLater(f func(*ModalRouterCtx) error) *ModalRouterCtx {
cpy := *c
cpy.responseBuilder = responseBuilder{}
go func() {
defer func() {
if errGeneric := recover(); errGeneric != nil {
cpy.errorHandler(ungenericError(errGeneric))
}
}()
var response *objects.InteractionResponse
if err := f(&cpy); err == nil {
response = cpy.buildResponse(false, cpy.errorHandler, cpy.globalAllowedMentions)
} else {
response = cpy.errorHandler(err)
}
// Need a better way to handle this context - the one on the RouterCtx will have been cancelled already
// and can't be used
processUpdateLaterResponse(context.Background(), cpy.RESTClient, cpy.ApplicationID, cpy.Token, response)
}()
return c
}
// DeferredChannelMessageWithSource is used to handle updating the response later. The user sees a loading state.
// Note that the chain does not continue after this since it is impossible to attach additional data.
func (c *ModalRouterCtx) DeferredChannelMessageWithSource(f func(*ModalRouterCtx) error) {
c.respType = objects.ResponseDeferredChannelMessageWithSource
c.UpdateLater(f)
}