Extensions themselves can sign up for webhooks for transactions, but those bit exchanges are completely invisible to the broadcaster. They can't make alerts, or estimate revenue, etc. I would love an event for any transaction make on any extension for the authorized broadcaster.

Reason for this is because when creating new redemption awards they always add the beginning of the list, what if I wanted to do specific orderings. I would like to remove the "new" indicator or have it say new but in the correct sorted order.

As an aside, I would also love to see bulk redemption pushing, havent seen a way to do this one either.

Please provide a topic that emits when an extension is activated/deacted/changed in a slot on a channel.

I would not expect it to require a scope as https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-user-active-extensions doesn't require a scope.

It would be useful to monitor/confirm into third party tooling that extensions have been updated, especially when the dashboard is used to update, or it's auto updated due to an extension/game automatic switch.

Updated

https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/eventsub/eventsub-subscription-types#channelchannelpointscustomrewardredemptionupdate

To declare which moderator/broadcaster/user did the update, and if it was API omit.

This may be more appropritate to add to the proposed moderator actions topic instead https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/310213-developers/suggestions/42991875-please-provide-a-topic-s-for-all-kinds-of-moderat

This is useful to track which moderator handle the Reward Redeem (whatever it was). And/or track bad actors/mistakes.

While migrating to EventSub with 2.2 million webhooks, I noticed one thing that makes debugging with many webhooks especially difficult.

Problem:

EventSub subscriptions cannot be listed by a condition or type. This makes it impossible to find unwanted duplicates and its ID on the part of Twitch.

Solution:

By filtering by condition and/or type, you can find EventSub subscriptions and their IDs faster and more efficiently.

In addition, we would theoretically not need a database that knows all IDs to manage event subscriptions.

A video is

• stream archive


• uploaded vod


• highlight

basically anything that is not a clip, and can be returned with a call of

https://api.twitch.tv/helix/videos?user_id=channelID&type=all

Please provide topics for

• video created


• video deleted


• video published


• video unpublished


• video updated

Updated would catch title changes, thumbnail changes, description changes.

We have bans/timeouts on the bans topic.

We don't have a feed for message deletions.
Or whom triggered a raid
Or whom triggered a host.

Some channels have a need to track/log all moderator actions for later reconcilliation, not just bans.

(Or tracking down a rogue mod doing hosts when they shouldn't for example)

Add filter for channel.channelpointscustomrewardredemption.add to only receive redemptions from own client ID.

Additionally, add clientID as a field in the data payload to be able to route redemptions since we won't have a 1st party reward ID on file since our app didn't create it.

It would be great for alerts, and goal bars to receive the sub count information along with each event, similar to the progress on hype train, they push the total, goal, and progress in each event, so the precedent is there for eventsub to expend on the core data. Something similar to the dashboard data would be great

{
"count":1,
"score":1,
"countbreakdown":[{"plan":"1000","count":1},{"plan":"2000","count":0},{"plan":"3000","count":0}],
"scorebreakdown":[{"plan":"1000","score":1},{"plan":"2000","score":0},{"plan":"3000","score":0}],
"nextlevel":{"minimumscore":15,"emoticon_limit":2}
}

If is possible for a user to demod themselfs.
And it's possible that a user can be modded by someone whom is not the broadcaster (in super rare cases)

Please add this information to the Mod add/remove topic.
It's handy for tracking a "oh why is this person not a mod suddenly" as the broadcaster.

Chat has a number of states, slow mode/follower only mode.

Some moderationg applications involved monitoring for these states and responding as needed, and these applications will currently use PubSub but only in a logging capacity so alternatively connecting to chat for this data is perhaps overkill.

Please provide an eventsub topic that relays
- when/what Roomstate changes (slow on/slow off sub on sub off emote only)
- which moderator/user triggered the change.

On "event" the field "broadcasteruserlogin" returns empty string. Works on Add.

Useful links:
https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/eventsub/eventsub-subscription-types#channel-points-custom-reward-update-notification-payload
https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/eventsub/eventsub-subscription-types#channel-points-custom-reward-remove-notification-payload

In https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/eventsub step "5. Return the value of challenge from the callback verification request to complete the verification process. Your response must be a raw string. If your server is using a web framework, be careful that your web framework isn’t modifying the response in an incompatible way. For example, some web frameworks default to converting responses into JSON objects.
pogchamp-kappa-360noscope-vohiyo"

It is not understandable where need to send challenge variable, on what api endpoint? Please maybe add a curl example

In subscription based events, add fields with the current number of subscribers and how many sub points the broadcaster currently has.
Since there is still no way to get these numbers except of iterating over the full subscriber list (which costs lots of requests on bigger channels) this would be an awesome addition to subscribe/unsubscribe/sub expired-events.

Alternative: Subscriber count/Sub points change events. But that probably would be too many events on busy channels.

Would be great to have an event when a clip is created scoped to a particular broadcaster_id.

So instead of doing 5 looksups for each kind of not "enabled" filter.

Add a filter option of not_enabled to return all subscriptions that died for any reason.

Extend

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

To add a optional query string param of id to allow developers to lookup a single subscription.

If a developer stores the ID's when the subs are created, they may want to spot check a single ID's status, or check the settings of it, without having to paginate or manually filter the results returned when using on of the currently offered filter options

To forward live notifications, it would be awesome to also receive the live notification message the streamer has set - either when they set it with channel.update and/or when the stream goes live.