///|
/// A gateway configuration that cannot run, found by `BotBuilder::build`
/// before any connection is attempted.
pub(all) suberror BotConfigError {
/// The bot token is empty.
EmptyToken
/// A shard id/count selection cannot be represented by Discord's sharding
/// rules.
InvalidShardConfig(message~ : String)
/// A saved session's gateway id disagrees with its READY session id.
MismatchedSession(shard_id~ : Int32)
/// `event_backlog` must allow at least one waiting event.
InvalidEventBacklog(value~ : Int32)
/// `shutdown_grace_ms` must not be negative.
InvalidShutdownGrace(value~ : Int32)
/// `max_message_bytes` must be positive.
InvalidMaxMessageBytes(value~ : Int32)
} derive(Debug)
///|
/// Collects a gateway bot's configuration and registrations: typed and raw
/// event handlers, event middleware, services, the cache, and observers.
/// `build()` validates it into a `Bot` that can run. Like `AppBuilder`,
/// registering more on the builder afterwards does not change a built `Bot`.
pub struct BotBuilder {
priv core : BotCore
}
///|
/// Configure a gateway bot for `app`. When `intents` is omitted, `build`
/// infers the union of intents required by the typed event subscriptions
/// (privileged intents are only inferred, never invented — they must still be
/// enabled in the developer portal). `client` supplies a preconfigured REST
/// client; by default one is built from `token`. `shards`, `compression`, and
/// `identify_queue` configure sharding, transport compression, and
/// cross-process identify coordination; `compress=true` is the older spelling
/// of `compression=ZlibStream`, and `compression` wins when both are given. Every IDENTIFY, at startup or after a
/// lost session, first reads `session_start_limit` from `GET /gateway/bot`; an
/// exhausted limit ends `run` with `SessionStartLimitExceeded` instead of
/// risking a token reset. `capabilities` is sent in Identify (see
/// `@model.GatewayCapabilities`).
///
/// When `sync` is omitted, the bot performs no command synchronization. When
/// set, synchronization runs once per process after the first READY. It uses
/// Discord's bulk overwrite: every command in that scope that this App does not
/// declare is **deleted**, except entry points, which are always preserved.
/// `sync_unowned=Keep` also preserves commands registered by other owners.
/// Deletions are reported through the app's warning hook. In multi-process
/// sharding, enable synchronization in exactly one process.
///
/// `resume` seeds saved Bot sessions per shard id so those shards RESUME
/// instead of identifying (see `Bot::sessions`). It restores gateway identity,
/// not optional cache contents or application-owned state.
///
/// `event_backlog` caps the decoded events waiting for event middleware and
/// handlers (default `DEFAULT_EVENT_BACKLOG`). When handlers fall that far
/// behind, further events skip them — with an `EventDropped` telemetry event
/// each and one warning per overload — until they catch up. The cache and
/// interaction routing never wait in this backlog.
///
/// After a requested shutdown, `run` waits up to `shutdown_grace_ms` for
/// event and interaction handlers that are still running, then cancels them
/// with a warning (default `DEFAULT_SHUTDOWN_GRACE_MS`); handlers that had
/// not started by the request never do (see `GatewayCtx::shutdown`). `max_message_bytes`
/// bounds one Gateway message, compressed or inflated; a larger one ends the
/// connection and the shard resumes.
pub fn BotBuilder::BotBuilder(
app : @app.App,
token~ : String,
intents? : @model.Intents,
capabilities~ : @model.GatewayCapabilities = @model.GatewayCapabilities::none(),
client? : @dhttp.Client,
gateway_url? : String,
shards~ : ShardConfig = Single(id=0, count=1),
compress~ : Bool = false,
compression? : @gateway.GatewayCompression,
identify_queue? : &@queue.IdentifyQueue,
sync? : @app.CommandScope,
sync_unowned~ : @framework.UnownedCommands = Delete,
resume~ : Map[Int32, BotSession] = Map([]),
event_backlog~ : Int32 = DEFAULT_EVENT_BACKLOG,
shutdown_grace_ms~ : Int32 = DEFAULT_SHUTDOWN_GRACE_MS,
max_message_bytes~ : Int32 = @gateway.DEFAULT_MAX_MESSAGE_BYTES,
) -> BotBuilder {
{
core: BotCore::new(
app,
token~,
intents?,
capabilities~,
client?,
gateway_url?,
shards~,
compress~,
compression?,
identify_queue?,
sync?,
sync_unowned~,
resume~,
event_backlog~,
shutdown_grace_ms~,
max_message_bytes~,
),
}
}
///|
/// Subscribe a typed handler to one gateway event (see `Events` for the
/// descriptors). The event's required intents join the inferred intent set
/// when the builder omits explicit `intents`. Handlers run through the event
/// middleware chain; a raised error is reported via the app's failure policy
/// without stopping the bot.
pub fn[T] BotBuilder::on(
self : BotBuilder,
event : EventType[T],
handler : async (GatewayCtx, T) -> Unit,
) -> Unit {
self.core.on(event, handler)
}
///|
/// Set the initial presence used by every shard managed by this process.
pub fn BotBuilder::presence(
self : BotBuilder,
presence : @model.UpdatePresence,
) -> Unit {
self.core.presence_ = Some(presence)
}
///|
/// Subscribe to the raw event stream: every decoded gateway dispatch,
/// including `Resumed` and `Unknown`, without payload projection. Unlike
/// `on`, this adds nothing to the inferred intent set.
pub fn BotBuilder::on_event(
self : BotBuilder,
handler : async (GatewayCtx, @model.Event) -> Unit,
) -> Unit {
self.core.on_event(handler)
}
///|
/// Install gateway event middleware. The first installed middleware is
/// outermost. The chain runs serially, in event order, in a dispatch task
/// separate from the shard loop: slow middleware delays later events, never
/// interaction routing. A dropped event emits no EventDispatched
/// telemetry. Middleware cannot widen intents or the gateway event filter.
pub fn BotBuilder::middleware(
self : BotBuilder,
middleware : EventMiddleware,
) -> Unit {
self.core.middleware(middleware)
}
///|
/// Register a long-running background task started alongside the shards when
/// the bot runs (e.g. a periodic status updater). `name` labels the service
/// in failure reports. A raised error is reported via the app's failure
/// policy and stops only that service, not the bot.
pub fn BotBuilder::service(
self : BotBuilder,
name~ : String,
handler : async (GatewayCtx) -> Unit,
) -> Unit {
self.core.service(name~, handler)
}
///|
/// Feed every decoded gateway event into an opt-in cache before dispatching
/// typed and raw event handlers.
pub fn BotBuilder::attach_cache(
self : BotBuilder,
cache : @cache.InMemoryCache,
) -> Unit {
self.core.attach_cache(cache)
}
///|
/// Observe structured gateway, dispatch, and REST telemetry aggregated by
/// this bot. Hooks run synchronously and should return promptly.
pub fn BotBuilder::on_telemetry(
self : BotBuilder,
hook : (@telemetry.TelemetryEvent) -> Unit raise,
) -> Unit {
self.core.on_telemetry(hook)
}
///|
/// Observe gateway events whose known payload failed typed decoding.
///
/// `marker` is the full synthetic event type
/// `DECODE_ERROR::`, and `payload` is Discord's raw
/// event data. Handlers run synchronously in the dispatch loop and should
/// return promptly. Registering a handler does not add gateway intents or
/// widen the event filter.
pub fn BotBuilder::on_decode_error(
self : BotBuilder,
handler : (String, Json) -> Unit,
) -> Unit {
self.core.on_decode_error(handler)
}
///|
/// Validate the configuration and freeze the registrations into a `Bot`.
/// Raises `BotConfigError` for an empty token, a shard selection Discord
/// cannot represent, a saved session whose ids disagree, an `event_backlog`
/// below 1, a negative `shutdown_grace_ms`, or a `max_message_bytes` below 1.
/// Intents are resolved here, so warnings about subscriptions the intents
/// cannot deliver appear once, at build time.
pub fn BotBuilder::build(self : BotBuilder) -> Bot raise BotConfigError {
let core = self.core
if core.token_.is_empty() {
raise EmptyToken
}
if core.event_backlog_ < 1 {
raise InvalidEventBacklog(value=core.event_backlog_)
}
if core.shutdown_grace_ms_ < 0 {
raise InvalidShutdownGrace(value=core.shutdown_grace_ms_)
}
if core.max_message_bytes_ < 1 {
raise InvalidMaxMessageBytes(value=core.max_message_bytes_)
}
if core.shards_.static_layout() is Some((ids, count)) &&
shard_layout_problem(ids, count) is Some(message) {
raise InvalidShardConfig(message~)
}
for shard_id, saved in core.resume_ {
if saved.gateway.id != saved.ready.session_id {
raise MismatchedSession(shard_id~)
}
}
let resume : Map[Int32, BotSession] = Map([])
for shard_id, saved in core.resume_ {
resume[shard_id] = clone_bot_session(saved)
}
let built : BotCore = {
..core,
resume_: resume,
typed_events_: core.typed_events_.copy(),
raw_events_: core.raw_events_.copy(),
event_middleware_: core.event_middleware_.copy(),
decode_errors_: core.decode_errors_.copy(),
telemetry_: core.telemetry_.copy(),
services_: core.services_.copy(),
starting_: Ref(false),
running_shards_: Ref([]),
collector_: EventCollector(clock=core.clock_),
frozen_intents_: Some(core.resolved_intents()),
}
{ core: built, running_: Ref(false), }
}
///|
/// A validated gateway bot, built by `BotBuilder::build`. Its configuration
/// and registrations are fixed; `run` connects it.
pub struct Bot {
priv core : BotCore
priv running_ : Ref[Bool]
}
///|
/// Connect and process gateway events until graceful shutdown or a fatal
/// close. Raises `BotError::AlreadyRunning` when this bot is already running;
/// it may run again after `run` returns. Other failures are connection-time:
/// REST errors from `GET /gateway/bot` or the command sync, `BotError` for a
/// fatal gateway close, an exhausted session start limit, or unusable gateway
/// information.
pub async fn Bot::run(self : Bot) -> Unit {
if self.running_.val {
raise AlreadyRunning
}
self.running_.val = true
defer {
self.running_.val = false
}
self.core.run()
}
///|
/// Current resumable gateway state paired with READY metadata, keyed by shard
/// id. A supplied snapshot is available from the start of `run` until its
/// shard replaces, drops, or invalidates it, including while `run` still
/// resolves the shard layout over REST; an unsaved shard appears after READY.
/// Empty while the bot is not running. Returned values do not alias mutable
/// runtime state.
pub fn Bot::sessions(self : Bot) -> Map[Int32, BotSession] {
self.core.sessions()
}