Client enums Bit flags
ApplicationFlags
Bits in application.flags. Values are bit positions; copy gives the decimal value.
| Status | ||
|---|---|---|
| 0x2 · 2 | Not in docs | |
| 0x8 · 8 | Not in docs | |
| 0x40 · 64 | In docs | |
| 0x80 · 128 | Not in docs | |
| 0x200 · 512 | Not in docs | |
| 0x400 · 1024 | Not in docs | |
| 0x800 · 2048 | Not in docs | |
| 0x1000 · 4096 | In docs | |
| 0x2000 · 8192 | In docs | |
| 0x4000 · 16384 | In docs | |
| 0x8000 · 32768 | In docs | |
| 0x40000 · 262144 | In docs | |
| 0x80000 · 524288 | In docs | |
| 0x100000 · 1048576 | Not in docs | |
| 0x800000 · 8388608 | In docs | |
| 0x8000000 · 134217728 | Not in docs | |
| 0x20000000 · 536870912 | Not in docs | |
| 0x40000000 · 1073741824 | Not in docs | |
| 0x200000000 · 8589934592 | Not in docs | |
| 0x400000000 · 17179869184 | Not in docs | |
| 0x4000000000 · 274877906944 | Not in docs | |
| 0x40000000000 · 4398046511104 | Not in docs |
No members match that. Try part of the name, or a value.
Read from the client entry bundle (current.js in Discord-Datamining) at build 669021. Member names and values are exactly what the client ships; the enum name is ours.
"Not in docs" means the value is missing from the reference table, which follows the official API docs; a member listed there under another name still counts as documented. Read Nov 9, 16:51 UTC.