Add discord interfaces

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• New Features
  • Introduced enhanced data structures for channels, guild members, and roles, providing more detailed information for each entity.

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Walkthrough

New interfaces were introduced to define detailed payload structures for channels, guild members, and roles. Import statements for Snowflake and Model were updated from type-only to regular imports across the affected interface files. No modifications were made to existing interfaces or methods beyond these additions.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/interfaces/Channel.interface.ts	Added ChannelPayload interface with detailed channel properties; changed Snowflake and Model to regular imports.
src/interfaces/GuildMember.interface.ts	Added GuildMemberPayload interface with detailed guild member properties; changed Snowflake and Model to regular imports.
src/interfaces/Role.interface.ts	Added RolePayload interface with detailed role properties; changed Snowflake and Model to regular imports.

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In the warren of code, new payloads appear,
Channels, roles, and members—now crystal clear!
Imports hop from type to true,
Interfaces fresh as morning dew.
With structured data, we leap ahead,
A rabbit’s delight—enough said!
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📒 Files selected for processing (3)

• src/interfaces/Channel.interface.ts (2 hunks)
• src/interfaces/GuildMember.interface.ts (2 hunks)
• src/interfaces/Role.interface.ts (2 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (6)

src/interfaces/Channel.interface.ts (2)

1-2: Import change from type-only to regular import.

The imports for Snowflake and Model have been changed from type-only imports to regular imports. This change is consistent across all modified files and appears to be intentional for supporting the new payload interfaces.

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31-49: LGTM: New ChannelPayload interface looks well-structured.

The ChannelPayload interface provides a comprehensive representation of Discord channel data with appropriate types:

• Core properties like id, name, and type are included
• Proper relationship fields (guild, guildId, parentId)
• Collections as Snowflake arrays (permissionOverwrites, messages, threads)
• Correctly typed nullable fields with union types
• Consistent use of Snowflake type for IDs

This interface follows Discord's API structure and aligns well with the other payload interfaces being added in this PR.

src/interfaces/Role.interface.ts (2)

1-2: Import change from type-only to regular import.

The imports for Snowflake and Model have been changed from type-only imports to regular imports. This change is consistent across all modified files and appears to be intentional for supporting the new payload interfaces.

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21-35: LGTM: RolePayload interface correctly models Discord role data.

The RolePayload interface accurately represents Discord role data with:

• Essential identifiers (id, guild)
• Display properties (name, color, icon, unicodeEmoji)
• Boolean flags for role behavior (hoist, mentionable, managed)
• Permission string and positioning information
• Correctly typed nullable fields

The interface is comprehensive and follows Discord's API structure.

src/interfaces/GuildMember.interface.ts (2)

1-2: Import change from type-only to regular import.

The imports for Snowflake and Model have been changed from type-only imports to regular imports. This change is consistent across all modified files and appears to be intentional for supporting the new payload interfaces.

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31-47: LGTM: GuildMemberPayload interface properly defines member data structure.

The GuildMemberPayload interface effectively captures Discord guild member data with:

• Key identifiers (guildId, userId)
• Various timestamps for member status tracking
• Multiple display-related fields (nickname, avatar, banner with their URLs)
• Role relationships as a Snowflake array
• Status flags (pending, flags)

All fields use appropriate types, including proper nullability for optional properties.

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