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New Endpoints

• Channel Points
  • Create Reward
  • Get Reward
  • Update Reward
  • Delete Reward
  • Get Redemption
  • Update Redemption
• Search
  • Search Categories
  • Search Channels
• Stream
  • Get Stream Key
  • Start Commercial
• User
  • Create User Follows
  • Delete User Follows
• Bits Get Cheermotes

Hello,

using client_id

client.get_streams works

but when i try get followers list i get

Twitch::ApiError: The server returned error 400

Using secret token i get error 401 in both (maybe i dont get the access token properly)

Thanks for help! ;)

There were many changes, including client headers and authentication, so let's make a new release (0.5.0, I guess).

I'm doing a bit of data wrangling and have a local method to convert a few model types into JSON objects; but I'm wondering if this might be helpful for others. Any interest in me putting up a PR to add some serialization? Or would you prefer to leave that up to the individual users?

• Stream tags
• Subscriptions
  • Broadcaster's subscribers
  • User's subscriptions (was this removed at some point?)
  • Subscription events
• Moderation
  • Banned users
  • Ban events
  • Moderator list
  • Moderator events
  • AutoMod message check
• Extensions
  • All user extensions
  • Active user extensions
  • Update user extensions

Im kind of a newbie to rails, but I am trying to use omniauth-twitch with this gem, and long story short, oauth2 requires faraday > 0.13, and this gem requires faraday at 0.13. I don't know if there is an easy fix, just thought I would let you know :)

These will probably make it to release after next.

• New Endpoints
  • Get Channel Editors
  • Delete Videos
  • Get User Block List
  • Block User
  • Unblock User
• Add login fields to classes

Hey there,

I think it would be really helpful to be able to change the Faraday adapter. Willing to make a PR but don't know exactly how you'd want it implemented. Care to discuss?

Hello,

I'm trying to create a user for my website based on an oauth login from Twitch. I've already retrieved my access token, saved to access_token. I'd like to be able to to save user data as profile_data. This is what I have:

client = Twitch::Client.new(:access_token => access_token)

user = client.get_users.data
puts user

profile_data = { :profile_image_url => user.profile_image_url, :display_name => user.display_name, :email => user.email, :id => user.id }

user is returning as an object, rather than a hash of data from Twitch. Can I still access the necessary data from this object? I'm new to web dev so apologies if this seems like a foolish question.

There is any reason for not support Ruby 3?

In v0.4.0 the Ruby 3 was supported, but in main branch is not.

Thank you for the work in this gem!

Travis CI is using deprecated method of integration with GitHub. I don't see its check on PRs: #8

I suggest Cirrus CI or GitHub Actions (I personally prefer the first one).

The "Client (application) flow" section of README.md states:

Client (application) flow

This is default flow (:token_type).

twitch_client = Twitch::Client.new(
  client_id: client_id,
  client_secret: client_secret,

  ## this is default
  # token_type: :application,

  ## this can be required by some Twitch end-points
  # scopes: scopes,

  ## if you already have one
  # access_token: access_token
)

However, this code...

require "twitch-api"

CLIENT_ID = "hackme"
CLIENT_SECRET = "hackme"

twitch_client = Twitch::Client.new(
  client_id: CLIENT_ID,
  client_secret: CLIENT_SECRET
)

...returns:

/home/max/.rbenv/versions/3.0.2/lib/ruby/gems/3.0.0/gems/twitch-api-0.4.0/lib/twitch/client.rb:32:in `initialize': unknown keyword: :client_secret (ArgumentError)
	from ./check:9:in `new'
	from ./check:9:in `<main>'

Is there something I'm doing wrong?