https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/embed

is missing the docs search function top left/first item in the nav

Since the docs are so long, and each header has an ID you can link to, you should put a link icon that copies the link to clipboard for each header for easy sharing.

Unhelpful page. I want to send an API request to test through Postman, but I do not understand what format to put it in. It is asking for an OAuth token, but that request does not mention anything about that. Very confusing.

the V5 scope 'user_read' is not listed here. In the migration document it suggests that that is equivalent to the helix scope user:read:email. Is that correct?

Is there a V5 scope that matches the new helix user:read:broadcast

It appears that the Glitch file has been changed! I couldn't get the !dice command to work, until i figured that the command had been changed to !d20 along with the number of sides changed to 20. Or maybe this was a ploy.... to help me understand coding better... Thanks!

The example and/or documentation of the "Channel Points Event Message" seem to be wrong/misleading, because the example reply does not match the structure of "Message Parameters: All Messages"

https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/authentication/getting-tokens-oauth#oauth-client-credentials-flow

There's no information about error response and it doesn't seem to be fully compatible with RFC 6749 which means I can't find info about possible errors easily.

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.

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

There are more and more cases working with different teams, especially with more and more hackathons, that the need to separate groups for different projects on Twitch have become more of a need. There were talked about a Soon™ feature to allow multiple organizations, but nothing has come about. This would be great to allow, and then allow movement of apps between personal accounts to an organization on the site once this is setup to help management, or a form to allow twitch to process the movement.

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?

Please add actual code instead of images in the documentation. It would be much easier to copy it. Example: https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/tutorials/extension-101-tutorial-series/config-service

Description in "Getting tokens" isn't very clear and missing a link to "Getting Tokens: OAuth", where it's all explained in detail. That does confuse people

The "build your first extension" walkthrough was perfect until about the half-way mark, then it started omitting hugely important steps. I had to stumble around to try and keep up, and although I was modestly successful, I was not able to see my Panel extension in my channel. Would have been helpful to actually have a zip file of assets to upload, because I have no idea whether I did that step correctly.

"Check: If you want to see the completed code at this stage, its available on the Step 1 branch."

There are no links to the source code. It would be extremely helpful to have a link to GitHub repo with full set of code in this tutorial, to see how it all goes together.

More information is required about the uniqueness of id. Is it unique forever (i.e. there will never be two messages with the same id) or is it just guaranteed unique within a timeframe?