(Universal?) Flags:

• --username | -u
• --avatar-url | -pfp
• --tts | -t
  --file | -f

Flags for command get:

• - attachments
• - author
• - avatar-url
• - bot
• - id
• - username
• - channel-id
• - content
• - embeds
• - id
• - mention_everyone
• - mention_roles
• - mentions
• - pinned
• - tts
• - webhook_id

Windows

Most painful one for the end-user to set up manually, but with a one line
command given in PowerShell, it could be installed in no-time (as long
as Windows Security doesn't mess this up).

The user could type in iwr -useb [SCRIPT_URL] | iex, which downloads
a raw PowerShell script from this repository where it then downloads
the latest dishook win32 binary, and adds a new folder to PATH with
the dishook binary on it.

Linux

Linux is the most easiest one so far, but there's a lot of package managers out there.
Of course, the user could do curl [LATEST_RELEASE_URL]| cp dishook /usr/bin/
but it would be preferrable to host it on repositories like the AUR.

macOS

I don't have macOS and will never install it, but I'll wait for someone to
test it out and document me on it.

(if I even manage to compile a binary of it via GitHub Actions anyway)

• Cleanup code
• Test and see if there's any issues
• Improve grammar on documentation
• Compile it via GitHub Actions
• Merge it with main branch

i love this program, but it's horribly documented, and its
codebase is so messy that it just makes me not want to work in it.
i've been already making some progress on the branch #syntax-rewrite,
and there might be a lot to come

i've been messing around with github actions lately and i think it might be a
perfect way to ship dishook, since i can easily compile dishook without having
to use any other external hypervisor

Known issues

• Typo with -m flag in edit command
• Dishook returns an error when no argument is detected; should return the commands list instead. (as said on #6)
• #7
• #8
• #9

TODO

• just clean up the garbage code lo.
• Change versioning scheme.
• Fix known issues.
• Implement execute code (which is a mirror of the root code, or maybe make it viceversa), just to avoid confusion in the help section to improve UX. (#6)

This only appears on author:map flags.

Mirror of the root code, or maybe make it viceversa
Goal is to avoid confusion in the help section to improve UX.