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Golang Reddit API Wrapper
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Update post flair #69

Open gastrodon opened 4 years ago

gastrodon commented 4 years ago

Does this library have a way of modifying the flair of an existing post? I can't see anything in the code that would suggest as much with a peruse, though I wanted to find out if it was possible

turnage commented 4 years ago

There is no flair support in the API.

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gastrodon commented 4 years ago

In the Reddit API, or this wrapper? I know that some other Reddit clients like Boost that use the api support flair adding, so there must be some way to do that

turnage commented 4 years ago

The Reddit API supports it iirc, this does not.

Adding support for more calls is relatively simple: an interface needs to be named to contain them, and the values need to be read/written through JSON with Reddit.

Pull requests welcome.

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gastrodon commented 4 years ago

Certainly, I'll get started on this when I have a minuted. I wanted to make sure that nobody else had already done it before I did