Running a Function on a Timer

• create a function who's argument is of type discord_core_api::discord_core_client*, with a return type of void.
• create a data value of type jsonifier::vector<discord_core_api::repeated_function_data>.
• create a data value of type discord_core_api::repeated_function_data, and fill out its members, and stuff it inside the vector. be sure to set discord_core_api::repeated to true if you would like the function call to be recurring.
• pass this vector as a member that is a part of the discord_core_api::discord_core_client_config structure as an argument to the discord_core_api::discord_core_client constructor - now the functions it contains will run on a schedule defined by the discord_core_api::intervalInMs member of the data structure.
• do this with as many functions as you would like!

// main.cpp - main entry point.
// jun 17, 2021
// real_time_chris
// https://github.com/RealTimeChris
 
#include "commands/commands_list.hpp"
 
void onBoot00(discord_core_client* args) {
    auto botUser = args->getBotUser();
    database_manager_agent::initialize(botUser.id);
    discord_user user{ botUser.userName, botUser.id };
}
 
int32_t main() {
    jsonifier::vector<discord_core_api::repeated_function_data> functionVector{};
    repeated_function_data function01{};
    function01.function = &onBoot00;
    function01.intervalInMs = 150;
    function01.repeated = false;
    functionVector.pushBack(function01);
    discord_core_client_config clientConfig{};
    clientConfig.functionsToExecute = functionVector;
    auto ptr = makeUnique<discord_core_client>(clientConfig);
    ptr->runBot();
    return 0;
}