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Resources Overview

Fluxer’s API is built around several core resources that represent the building blocks of the platform. This section documents the structure and relationships between these resources.

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Core Resources

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User Resources

  • Users - User accounts, profiles, and authentication
  • Relationships - Friend connections and blocks
  • Settings - User preferences and configuration

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Guild Resources

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Channel Resources

  • Channels - Text, voice, and category channels
  • Messages - Message content and metadata
  • Invites - Invitation codes and links

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Integration Resources

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Premium Resources

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Resource Identifiers

All resources use Snowflake IDs - unique 64-bit integers that encode timestamp information: 
type Snowflake = string;

// Examples
type UserID = Snowflake;
type GuildID = Snowflake;
type ChannelID = Snowflake;
type MessageID = Snowflake;

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Common Patterns

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Timestamps

All timestamps are ISO 8601 formatted strings: 
{
  "created_at": "2026-03-04T12:00:00.000Z"
}

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Nullable Fields

Fields may be null or omitted entirely depending on context. Check individual resource documentation for specifics.

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Version Fields

Most resources include a version field for optimistic concurrency control: 
{
  "id": "123456789",
  "version": 1
}

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Asset URLs

Resources with images (avatars, icons, banners) store hashes. Use the CDN endpoints to construct full URLs: 
https://cdn.fluxer.chat/avatars/{user_id}/{avatar_hash}.png
https://cdn.fluxer.chat/icons/{guild_id}/{icon_hash}.png
See the CDN documentation for complete details.

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Relationships

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Next Steps

Explore the individual resource pages to learn about:
  • Field definitions and types
  • Available endpoints
  • Example responses
  • Common use cases

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