Added DiscordPHP and DiscordPHP-Slash to community resources #2441
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DiscordPHP has returned from the dead and most (all?) of the latest features have been implemented.
The rate-limit system was approved back in 2016 but has been revamped to handle rate-limit buckets which were not present back then. This includes halting all requests on a 429 and attempting to bundle requests together to predict rate-limits.
The current rate-limit handling can be found here:
All notable features are implemented including the REST and WebSocket APIs as well as sending/receiving voice.
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Also added the DiscordPHP-Slash library to community resources. Allows users to register commands with the Discord servers as well as a script that can be served to listen for interactions sent to the endpoint.
Rate-limiting logic for DiscordPHP-Slash is limited to halting all requests on a 429 response:
Since all HTTP requests are related to registering commands I don't forsee any rate-limit issues because the library is synchronous.