Who wrote this? The author frequently jumps from point A to point Q.

Would be nice to see an example with more than one scope. If I separate them with a space, I only gain access to the first one in the list.

Where's the link to the tutorial?

The example curl request here:
https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#check-automod-status
Doesn't work.

1) It needs a broadcasterid query param
2) It needs the content-type header (application/json)
3) I get a 500 error using the provided "userid"s in the post body, using other user_ids works

I spent more time than I care to admit figuring this out, so it seems like fixing this will probably hep somebody out in the future.

If these three things are fixed the call succeeds.

In the subscription fields definition, both cumulativemonths and streakmonths are listed as strings when they are very clearly integers.

Further, it would help greatly with readability if the fields were listed in the order they appear in the supplied JSON snippets.

The Predictions documentation has incorrect information listed for how the Top Predictors are defined. The documentation says the list contains a two-level class called "user" and all properties are below that (EX: "user.id"). However in reality, there is just one class that contains all the information and the "user" part is appended in front of a few relevant properties (EX: "user_id"). Screenshot below for comparision:

https://imgur.com/a/yNXa2G8

I think at the very bottom of this page you meant to write User C because that's what that paragraph is talking about.

Can you please double check the meaning of the sentences covered in this page (ex: Send the user you want to authenticate to your registered redirect URI. -> you dont't send them to the redirect URI but to the Twitch uri under the cited pharagraph) And the 'token+idtoken' is not equal to 'token%20idtoken' (the 'token id_token' is) the '+' signs encoded to '%2B' which trows an error whereas the ' ' (space) encoded to '%20' which returns the desired result.

this site is awfull cause the explenation of the api is trash.

Document URL or port for streaming VOD audio track too!
For context, I'm livestreaming using FFMPEG because OBS is quite heavy if I want to stream in my Chromebook (btw I'm using NixOS instead of ChromeOS)

This information is incorrect. The panel and component extensions fail when self hosted with https making it useless to try and test on twitch as it does not function at all. Please update this page or remove it so that people do not attempt to make extensions only to have your code completely ruin the process.

This evening I received a resub over pubsub for 3 months in advance. Rather than the documented "multimonthduration" field, that was set to 0 and a new "benefitendmonth" field was returned. This can be used to calculate the number of months, but I can't find any mention of it in the developer docs.

There is no explanation on how to use the pagination cursor for EventSub subscription GET requests.
Apparently the cursor can be appended in a request as the "after" parameter, but I feel this should be stated in the optional query parameters, as is the case in the Twitch API reference (e.g. https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-extension-analytics).

It would be worth mentioning that in order for developer to see the extension changes, "Live Config Path" has to be filled in with "index.html" as well. Since I was logged in with my streaming account (I assume most of them will be streaming accounts if you are testing on your own profile), I was not able to see the changes.

On https://dev.twitch.tv/gamedevelopers/development embedded clip is ot configured properly

https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/irc/guide#command--message-limits says:
- 20 authenticate attempts per 10 seconds per user (200 for verified bots)
- 20 join attempts per 10 seconds per user (2000 for verified bots)

however it's unclear how these limits apply to anonymous connections. Is there no limit to join attempts at all when you have authenticated as an anonymous user? And do authentication attempts for anonymous users (NICK justinfan12345) count towards the rate limit?

why does the documentation not specify how the extension is including the common.js script? How is common.js capable of knowing DOM-elements that are in panel.html?

Add extra details on examples about how to do request this topic. Your examples wrong or missing.