delete method

Future<DynamiteResponse<ReactionDeleteResponseApplicationJson, void>> delete({ required String token, required int messageId, required String reaction, ReactionDeleteApiVersion? apiVersion, bool? oCSAPIRequest, })

Delete a reaction from a message.

Returns a Future containing a DynamiteResponse with the status code, deserialized body and headers. Throws a DynamiteApiException if the API call does not return an expected status code.

Parameters:

• apiVersion Defaults to "v1".
• token
• messageId ID of the message.
• reaction Emoji to remove.
• oCSAPIRequest Required to be true for the API request to pass. Defaults to true.

Status codes:

• 200: Reaction deleted successfully
• 400: Deleting reaction is not possible
• 404: Message not found

See:

• $delete_Request for the request send by this method.
• $delete_Serializer for a converter to parse the Response from an executed request.

Implementation

Future<_i1.DynamiteResponse<ReactionDeleteResponseApplicationJson, void>> delete({
  required String token,
  required int messageId,
  required String reaction,
  ReactionDeleteApiVersion? apiVersion,
  bool? oCSAPIRequest,
}) async {
  final _request = $delete_Request(
    token: token,
    messageId: messageId,
    reaction: reaction,
    apiVersion: apiVersion,
    oCSAPIRequest: oCSAPIRequest,
  );
  final _streamedResponse = await _rootClient.httpClient.send(_request);
  final _response = await _i3.Response.fromStream(_streamedResponse);

  final _serializer = $delete_Serializer();
  return _i1.ResponseConverter<ReactionDeleteResponseApplicationJson, void>(_serializer).convert(_response);
}