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Allow self-signed certificates for development Currently, trying to access a development server with a self-signed certificate gives a "x509: certificate signed by unknown authority" error.
Being able to use development servers that are not on localhost (e.g. example.lan), would be really helpful when it comes to testing EventSub events.
Thanks.
9 votes -
Windows CMD Single vs Double Quote Character Since Windoze CMD handles single quote vs double quote characters differently, you will get an error if you don't swap the single for double in
twitch token -u -s 'user:read:email user:edit'
{"status":400,"message":"invalid scope requested: ''chat:read'"}
3 votes -
Missing WinGet Installation Instructions for Twitch CLI on Windows Hello,
I noticed that the documentation on this page is missing instructions for installing the Twitch CLI using WinGet on Windows. This information is available on the GitHub repository but should be included here as well.
Thank you!2 votes -
How to use refresh token How can I pass the user token or refresh token to the twitch cli to avoid unnecessary browser popups or during long running cli tasks?
2 votes -
missing docs to pass OAUTH token to CLI How do you supply "Missing User OAUTH Token"
2 votes -
Provide description of defaults for flags to Twitch CLI Flags should describe defaults and ideally be listed together. Like a linux man page for instance.
2 votes -
SDK CLI access The route 66 SDK for Unity and Unreal engine should have a proper way of testing the active subscriptions and events.
For example using the Twitch CLI mock-api as the server by changing the server the SDK tries to access.
2 votes -
Fix the twitch-cli event verification test I setup everything correctly on my end and tried to test the verification and the twitch-cli respons with this unhelpful error:
✗ Invalid content-type header. Received type
text/plain doesn't work, text/html doesn't work, application/json doesn't work. No Content-Type value I can think of works.
Why is there a restriction on the Content-Type that is kept an absolute mystery?
2 votes -
Auto unsubscribe So you send a request for a subscription event
add a optional
--terminate xs
there xs is number of seconds
You send the subscription event then x seconds later automatically send the unsubscribe that has the same parameters as the subscription.
2 votes -
User upgrades a sub from x to y Whether the source sub is
- giftsub
- anon giftsub
- prime sub
- tier 1/2
2 votes -
curl examples are incorrect, uses ' instead of " Make sure you use " instead of ' in curl requests. Here's an example of what will happen otherwise:
console
$ curl -i -X GET 'http://localhost:8080/mock/users?id=29405430' -H 'Client-Id: ***' -H 'Authorization: Bearer ***'
curl: (3) URL rejected: Port number was not a decimal number between 0 and 65535
curl: (3) URL rejected: Bad hostname
curl: (6) Could not resolve host: Bearer
curl: (3) URL rejected: Bad hostname
1 vote -
No info about version flag No info about version flag.
1 vote -
[Website Docs] Provide a link to the `channel.update` event for the `stream-change` trigger Just a minor suggestion, but in the list of events you can trigger, it is not immediately obvious that the
stream-changeevent is what is needed to fire achannel.changeevent. The vast majority of the other triggerable events have their corresponding events linked in the description and for consistency (and for newer users) it makes sense to also have a link there.1 vote -
More info needed for websocket dev server You've explained how to connect, but not how (or if) I should subscribe to events from the dev server. You should include a full example with the steps necessary to connect to the dev server, subscribe to it (if necessary), and send an event to test with.
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error in option/flag description In all but the GET section, the --pretty-print option is described wrong. Looks like it was copied from the Get section from the -u option. changing the word "unformatted" to "formatted" would probably fix it.
1 vote
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