Queue System

This system will automatically queue requests that you make when you are ratelimited

• Automatically queue requests
• Disable queue in constructor
• Cancel requests in the queue

Describe the bug
In Typescript, developers are forced to provide both token: string and options: AmariBotOptions. options requires a token to be passed even though it was already passed. I believe that's because of this line:
https://github.com/amaribot/amaribot.js/blob/46070dbf47db07f13c3d31d9268665b3c2d1ef6e/src/index.d.ts#L10
where, unlike in the actual Javascript code, options is not being defaulted to {} .https://github.com/amaribot/amaribot.js/blob/46070dbf47db07f13c3d31d9268665b3c2d1ef6e/src/AmariBot.js#L17

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. In Typescript 4.9.5 import the package like so import amariBotImporter from "amaribot.js"
2. Attept to create a new AmariBot via

const importer = new amariBotImporter.AmariBot(process.env.AMARIBOT_API_KEY as string)

3. See error

Expected 2 arguments, but got 1. ts(2554)
index.d.ts(10, 43): An argument for 'options' was not provided.

Expected behavior
The developer only needs to provide the token once.

Screenshots

Versions

• Node.js: 19.6.0
• NPM: using pnpm, version 7.27.0
• AmariBot.js: 1.6.1
• Typescript: 4.9.5

Additional context
In addition to this being fixed, https://github.com/amaribot/amaribot.js/blob/46070dbf47db07f13c3d31d9268665b3c2d1ef6e/src/index.d.ts#L79 should be optional/not exist since the developer already provided the token in the first token: string argument.

Describe the bug
Throws error when baseURL option ends with a slash (/).

AmariBot.js#L21

if (options.baseURL !== undefined && options.baseURL.endsWith("/")) throw new Error("baseURL must end with a /")

I'm assuming should be changed to

if (options.baseURL !== undefined && !options.baseURL.endsWith("/")) throw new Error("baseURL must end with a /")

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. new AmariBot("AMARIBOTAPITOKEN", { baseURL: "https://amaribot.com/api/" })

Expected behavior
No error.

Versions

• Node.js: v16.6.1
• NPM: v7.20.3
• AmariBot.js: v1.0.1

Additional context
Unrelated to this but the leaderboard and rewards examples don't work.
Its reassigning the AmariBot constant in both examples:
SyntaxError: Identifier 'AmariBot' has already been declared
and the in the rewards example something similar is happening:
SyntaxError: Identifier 'level' has already been declared.
Also in the rewards example message is not declared, but I don't
know if that example is meant to be in a message event.

Make it so when calling the function guildID and userID don't have to be Strings

I've made a proxy with CloudFlare workers to hide my exact IP address. I want to be able to use it with amaribot.js, but amaribot.js only uses the regular fetch API, which doesn't go through the proxy.

I would like to be able to replace the fetch module within amaribot.js as a config option upon initiating the client with one of my own methods or functions, such as this one:

/**
 * @param {String} endpoint 
 * @param {RequestInit} options 
 * @returns {Promise<Response>}
 */
async function fetch(endpoint, options={}) {
    return new Promise(async (resolve) => {
        const res = await fetch("https://uri.to.my.request.proxy.worker.oirnoir.workers.dev/", {...options, headers: {endpoint, headers: options.headers == null ? "{}" : JSON.stringify(options.headers)}, cache: "no-cache"});
        const receivedHeaders = res.headers.has("incomingHeaders") ? JSON.parse(res.headers.get("incomingHeaders")) : null;
        res.proxyHeaders = res.headers;
        if (receivedHeaders != null) {
            Object.defineProperty(res, "headers", {get: () => new Headers(receivedHeaders)});
        }
        return resolve(res);
    });
}

The function has the exact same syntax as the built-in fetch API, but requests through my cloudflare workers proxy. It returns the data in the exact same format. I want to be able to replace the fetch api within amaribot.js with my own function (it can do anything, it just needs to accept and return similar values as the fetch api would). The function above is just an example input.