Question 1

How do I create a slash command with Disgo?

Accepted Answer

Use the CreateGlobalApplicationCommand request to define the command's name and description, then send it via the bot client. Disgo handles the API call and returns the command object, as shown in the 'Create a Command' example.

Question 2

Disgo vs discordgo: which is better for performance?

Accepted Answer

Disgo emphasizes full API coverage and optimization with features like automatic intent calculation and selective event processing, while discordgo is more established but may lack some customization. Benchmarks in the README suggest Disgo reduces server costs due to efficient memory usage.

Question 3

Can I use Redis for caching with Disgo?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Disgo provides a cache interface that can be replaced with external stores like Redis, allowing for distributed caching in scalable applications. This is mentioned in the 'Caching' section of the README.

Question 4

How to handle only specific events in Disgo?

Accepted Answer

Use selective event processing by adding handlers only for needed events via the bot's Handle method, which improves efficiency. The README explains this under 'Selective Event Processing' in the key features.

Question 5

What are the memory requirements for a Disgo bot?

Accepted Answer

Disgo adds about 5 MB to the compiled binary and uses field alignment to minimize memory footprint. It's optimized for low resource usage, as noted in the 'Memory' and 'Storage' sections.

Question 6

Is Disgo good for large bot deployments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with optional shard management and customizable caching, Disgo supports horizontal scalability for thousands of servers. The 'Sharding' section details how to configure shards for load distribution.

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