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- add docs to token strategy (godoc)
- add links to the readme (api-key, bearer, x-header)
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whyy :(
well im gone for a few days, this is agony...
logging.info(f"{self.success}Successfully created direct message with %s {self.opbracket}%s{self.closebrckt}" % (json["recipients"][0]["username"], token[:59]))
why f-string... and why f-string and %.....
plz no hurt eyes..
PS: Keep up the good work, if I ever leave ik u can keep em nerds goin.
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Since raw queries only return encrypted keys, it's pointless and will break implementations coming from other networks without letting anyone know.
We should remove it from the next version