The existing Channel Emotes API response includes a 'bitstier' value of 'emote_type' for Cheer-earned emotes, but does not include any data about the actual number of bits required to earn the emote. Either the 'tier' attribute or a new integer-value (recommended) containing the number of bits for each emote would be very helpful. Adding the same attribute to the Emote Sets API response would also be useful and uniform.

The collections API's were not migrated from v5 to Helix

I remembered this when I went to try and use the collection API's to list collections.

Please bring the collcetion API's to helix

Please add EventSubChannelRaidStartedEvent and EventSubChannelRaidCancelledEvent to the API…

I’ve seen many requests for it, and it should definitely be a thing

A user's banned timestamp when fetching this route https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-banned-users (When did the user got banned precisely).

We need direction the chatting user voted and how many channel points they bet

Get Streams Endpoint returning the number of live chanels and the total viewer count

Exemple : ?language=en&game_id=54321&first=100

totallivechanels : 265
totalviewerscount : 54236

We should have an API endpoint like /getUserStats or something, that returns all their stats, like followers, view count, subscribers, total streams, etc.

Currently, you can use https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-all-stream-tags to get all tags, and then manually iterate through to find tags with given names, but this can be slow (2-3 seconds to search for 8 tags in my test using twurple). It would be better to have an endpoint similar to https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-games, which allows for a name query parameter. Of course, for tags, this would require also including a language parameter for the IETF language tag.

Further documentation of the topics would be greatly appreciated!
The examples in this documentation don't cover enough conditions, some topics aren't even included in the examples at all!
I'm sure it wouldn't take more than an afternoon for a small knowledgeable team to write up the data structures.

Thanks!

Please provide an API to

• Create
• Replace
• Update
• Delete

For the new announcements feature.

Additionally this should work with a broadcasters token or a moderators token

Usecase: much easier to automate and manage announcemtns externally.

We could for example auto update the "message of the day" and/or change the message based on timers or external factors.

We could also use it for the "Death Counter" of the game the streamer is playing on Stream

Creator Goals allow show streamer modification of the bar.

Please expose the streamer selected modifications/preference in the API and EventSub payloads.

I am facing issue while embedding twitch through Api on my website. I tried a lot by myself but nothing happened. I am looking for a developer who can easily embed twitch with my website https://www.d-store.co/gothic-pants.html So if you have any information about it then please do let me know. Thank You

The idea is simple: Add the same phone & email verification options to the ability to actually follow a channel, and thus also giving account age requirements to be able to follow a channel. This will allow small streamers being targeted by hate raid Bot attacks to simply prevent the bot attacks easily, instead of being driven off the platform.

Previously a call to "https://api.twitch.tv/kraken/channels/123456/videos" included "_total" (The total number of videos).
This was removed in Helix.
As a replacement, you need to iterate through every 100 videos for a channel and count manually. This results in thousands of extra API calls.

I am facing issue while integrate twitch with my website. I tried a lot by myself but nothing happened. I am looking for a developer who can easily integrate twitch with my website https://www.edenderma.com So if you have any information about it then please do let me know. Thank You

In Twitch v5, the Get User Subscription endpoint contained a created_at and a streak for the current user subscription for a broadcaster.

Helix, lacks this functionality, and thus it is impossible to determine how long someone has been subscribed for, and also impossible to determine if they've renewed their subscription.

These fields are imperative to some applications, especially ones that want to externally reward members monthly for each month they've subscribed. Please return these fields to the endpoint!

I wish you could activate watch parties in VODs the same way you do when it's live

It would be important to get the latest clip of a channel, with the link, title, category and description.