The "GET helix/search/channels" endpoint only gives the game_id and not the game title, this would mean extra API calls that could be avoided if you included the game name in the response.

Bit emotes which are earned from using emotes in a channel

Are not exposed in the API.

Please expose them

I added this to a comment on the existing idea request for a full CRUD set of API endpoints for the "Schedule" feature, but given that I believe a whole lot of use could be made of a "Read" endpoint for upcoming scheduled streams for a given channel, I thought it worthwhile to add this as a separate (and hopefully, much easier and quicker to implement) idea request.

Please give this thorough consideration Twitch dev and product teams!

The example JSON under 'Example: Multi-month Subscription Message' is wrong, it's missing a closing }

There are additional "cool down" options that are not reflected in the API

The Get Drops Entitlements GET endpoint currently responds with a pagination, however, unlike the rest of the documentation, it is typed as a raw string.

This request is to either,
- update the documentation to acknowledge that it is different from the rest of the API
- Update the endpoint to match the rest of the API and use Pagination: {cursor:""}
- In the case this is a documentation error (Having only noticed when checking the patterns, Not in usage) fix the documentation.

Add an endpoint to edit the stream title and currently played game, the equivalent in v5 was:

PUT /kraken/channels/<channel ID> with "status" and "game" fields.

The PUT /helix/streams/tags endpoint accomplishes parts of this, an implementation could look like this:

PUT /helix/streams [required scope: user:edit:broadcast]
Request fields: user_id to identify the user whose stream is to be edited, game_id to identify the game played and title to set the stream title/status.

Please provide an official API to get

• Subscriber Badges
• Bits badges
• Other kinds of badges that are channel specific/modifiers there of

For a channel.

Helix is currently missing the Kraken endpoint /kraken/channels/<channel ID>/commercial

Running a commercial through the API is e.g. very useful for broadcasters who want to assign that responsibility to someone else.

The clips API

https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-clips

doesn't contain enough information to recreate the clip from the source video, it doesn't have the length of the clip or the start point in the vod.

There should be a field to indicate the owner "clientID" or a "mine: true/false" to represent if the rewards returned by "Get Custom Rewards" belong to the calling clientID or not.

OR

add an optional query string parameter

| name | required | type | description
| -------------------------------------------------------
| mine | no | boolean | if true only return rewards created by this developer/ClientID

Shouldn't have a "return values" table at all

I saw that Twitch just announced Cooldown options for Channel Points Redemption (https://twitter.com/TwitchSupport/status/1311055756922359808).
It would be very great if this could be added to the API as well

Add subscriber count to a Helix endpoint. This is important information for many streaming tools. Scope is an open question; whether anyone should be able to see someone's subscriber count or if this is only visible by the broadcaster's authentication.

As a developer, i want to be able to create a reward in the disabled state.

This is currently not possible upon creation, as the is_enabled parameter is ignored. The documentation currently reflects this correctly.

Thus, this currently requires the reward to be created and then a PATCH request to be made right afterwards, updating the just-created reward.

Allowing this would, for example, allow "secret" rewards to be created before being "released to the public" or allowing the Broadcaster to utilize the dashboard management page to choose between a set of pre-created rewards.

The "GET /kraken/channels/<channel ID>/teams" endpoint is currently missing in the Helix API.

I propose to either
a) add the teams to the "GET /helix/channels" output, or to
b) add new team endpoints to Helix altogether. (Teams need some love!)

The documentation for background color says "Custom background color for the reward" and provides no guidance on the "correct" format for the color (hex code with the # prefix)

Using just helix it is impossible to get the title/status or game of a channel when it is offline.

Which makes it difficult for third party tools to obtain title/game to check it should match what we want before the channel goes live, so that notifications for the channel (email etc) have the correct game/title.

Additionally bot commands such as

"!caster - caster link to caster was last seen playing game"

are difficult to achieve using pure Helix