The endpoint returns 138 emotes only, but there are 236 global emotes as far as I know.
The endpoint also returns a mixture of default and prime/turbo emoticons, it would be better if it returned all 3 types, or just the default robot emoticons since the other 2 are not really global.

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.

All of the new emote and badge endpoints can be accessed using an App Access Token except for /chat/badges which needs a User OAuth Token.
I don't see why this endpoint needs a user token since the badges can be viewed publicly on the subs page and It doesn't reveal any private info about a user.

Given that EventSub only uses an App Access Token.

It's possible for a developer to obtain user authentication and never store the token (and/of refresh token if one exists (ie implict has no refresh)) and only utilise EventSub.

Please provide an endpoint

https://api.twitch.tv/helix/users/scopes

With a required parameter of:

id - a userID

That accepts ONLY An App Access Token

That returns


{
data: [
'array',
'of'
'scopes'
]
}


To allow developers to check what scopes a user has authorised the developer/ClientID to utilise

This Kraken endpoint provides the emotes a user has access to: https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/v5/reference/users#get-user-emotes

A similar functionality would be nice for the new API as well. It should contain all emotes a user has access to, for example Global Emotes, Subemotes, Bit Emotes, Emotes unlocked by Channel Points and so on (the Kraken endpoint is unfortunately missing some types of emotes).

The emotes returned would be for the authenticated user, with an appropriate scope required.

What about adding an option/button to mute the music the streamer is playing? Sometimes i don't like the music so an option to only hear the streamer voice would be great.

/mod nightbot

Please provide an endpoint to

• create


• update


• delete


• fetch

The /rules of a channel.

Usecase:

Moderators/channel staff/lead moderator may need to revise the rules of a channel on the fly.
This currently would require the broadcaster to "stop streaming"/playing the game/entertaining in order to do so.

A scope and endpoint should be provided to allowed authorised parties to update the rules.

Please extend

https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#check-automod-status

To provide as much information as the new PubSub Topic for automod-queue.<moderator_id>.<channel_id> does

https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/pubsub#topics

Currently the API jsut does pass/fail
But PubSub provides content/text/frames/reasoning.

This endpoint may be used by third party tools such as tip alerts or extensions to determine if a message passes review or not.

And if it is to be held and presented in a dashboard for moderation staff to review would be useful to include the additional information/reasoning for the block.

It was very useful for my little game but I would have liked a vip tag.
Except that it has served me perfectly. Thank you very much.

I would like for you to please unbanned nate plz hes a great guy trust me please anything for the guy hes heart broken please do it for me im a fan of his please unbanned nate plz.

There are a lot of bots and some of them get gifted subs because they are just a "normal" user. anotherttvviewer, carbon14xyz etc. are all known bots and I think the developers of the bot should have the option to mark them as bots like in discord. It would be easier to understand for streamers, and they shouldn't get gifted subs.

I want my Twitch Extension to be able to copy text to clipboard. It seems as though that the iframe allowed permissions are limiting this. Therefore I request for Twitch staff to add clipboard-read; and maybe clipboard-write;

The problem occurred after the release of an extension game i developed, where the viewers could spend channel points to obtain in-game currency. With over 6000 viewers, the chat became impossible to moderate as there were so many messages per second. This very simple option would greatly relieve the chat in such situations.

E.g.: "is_highlighted" (defaults to true)

There does not seem be an equivalent for v5's chat endpoints. In particular, there does not appear to be an endpoint for getting all emoticons such as https://api.twitch.tv/kraken/chat/emoticons.

The current APIs max out at 100 items per page, and while this is fine for most channels, there are some where you end up having to paginate for a long time to reach the end of the list.

Given there is rate limiting in place, would it be possible to make an endpoint (or use the current endpoints and add an "all" query parameter) with a high rate-limit cost that allows for the bulk fetching of this information?