Sparkle Convenience

A wrapper over Twilight that's designed to be convenient to use, without relying on callbacks and mostly following Twilight patterns while making your life easier

You should use this if you:

• Simply want something easy to use
• Don't like writing boilerplate
• Don't like thinking too much about the structure of your code

You shouldn't use this if you:

• Want the maximum performance you can get
• Want to customize as much as you can
• Want something more low-level
• Are willing to give up the pros of this crate for these

Interaction Handling

Provides methods to handle interactions conveniently:

• Do all interaction handling without rewriting the ID and token using a handle
• Create a followup response with a reply struct using the builder-pattern, which can be reused easily
• Defer an interaction with one method
• Create an autocomplete or modal response with minimal boilerplate

Error Handling

Provides an enum to conveniently handle errors:

• Provides an error enum that combines user and internal errors
• Easily check that the bot has the permissions required to run a command, and tell the user when it doesn't
• Handle internal errors by printing them, writing them to a file and executing a webhook, all optionally

Caching

HTTP-fallback is not a good idea for many reasons, and there isn't much this crate could provide besides that, but caching everything possible will give you a peace of mind. If memory usage is a concern, consider using Sparkle Cache