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github.com/dnsge/twitch-eventsub-framework/v2
go get -u github.com/dnsge/twitch-eventsub-framework/v2
Go 1.21+ is required.
Use a SubHandler
to listen for incoming notifications from Twitch servers.
// Create my handler with verification and a secret key
handler := eventsub.NewSubHandler(true, []byte(`my signing secret`))
// Process channel.update EventSub notifications
handler.HandleChannelUpdate = func(h *bindings.NotificationHeaders, event *bindings.EventChannelUpdate) {
fmt.Println("Got a channel.update notification!")
fmt.Printf("Channel = %s, Title = %s\n", event.BroadcasterUserName, event.Title)
}
// Listen for HTTP requests from Twitch EventSub servers
http.ListenAndServe("127.0.0.1:8080", handler)
Use a SubClient
to subscribe to EventSub subscriptions.
// Create a client with a ClientID and App Token
client := eventsub.NewSubClient(eventsub.NewStaticCredentials(clientID, appToken))
// Subscribe to channel.update events for forsen
client.Subscribe(context.Background(), &eventsub.SubRequest{
Type: "channel.update",
Version: "2",
Condition: bindings.ConditionChannelUpdate{
BroadcasterUserID: "22484632",
},
Callback: "https://my.website/api/twitch/webhooks",
Secret: `my signing secret`,
})
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