Open 06000208 opened 4 years ago
Configured custom emojis can start causing errors if the bot is logged in on an account without access to them, and #23 is relevant for implementing the necessary check.
At some point EmojiIdentifierResolvable was changed to handle emoji identifier strings (like <:name:id>
) so this is much easier to implement
The reactions stored in the config could do with some improvements
message.react()
works, or more specifically, EmojiIdentifierResolvable. It doesn't matter if what you get is a unicode emoji or a snowflake, the same code works either way. But this method doesn't work if you want to use them in a messagereactions
in the config will be depreciated and a new object named emojis introduced