@skyra/twitch-helpers
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@skyra/twitch-helpersVery basic Twitch helper functions for several ArchId bots to ensure we do not duplicate code.
@skyra/safe-fetch packageFirst of all you should make sure to define the following environment variables for your process:
TWITCH_CALLBACK: A public HTTP callback URL that can be used for the Twitch Event SubTWITCH_CLIENT_ID: The Client ID of your Twitch application (generated at Twitch Dev Console)TWITCH_EVENTSUB_SECRET: A unique secret key that is send to the Event Sub system and returned by Twitch then used to validate whether a request is from Twitch or not.TWITCH_TOKEN: The Client Secret from your Twitch application (generated at Twitch Dev Console)After this you can use the functions exported from this package to interact with the Twitch API.
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Very basic Twitch helper functions used across several ArchId bots
The npm package @skyra/twitch-helpers receives a total of 158 weekly downloads. As such, @skyra/twitch-helpers popularity was classified as not popular.
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