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Complete Response Codes in Twitch Docs It would be great if we could have a list of the status codes and their reasons so we can write code to prepare for handling those errors, instead of logging them and dealing with them as they happen - for all endpoints. These exist, for the most part, in a lot of the newer endpoint documentation, but a lot of the older endpoints were rushed in their documentation and we have little information on what responses to expect. Sometimes we get 200s, 202s, 400s, 410s - and having to just "wait" or try to plan for them is a…
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Post a link to GitHub repo of full source code of tutorial "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.
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More information about 'id' uniqueness 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?
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error in documetation msgid:"usageuntimeout" states:'Usage: “/raid <username>” - Removes a timeout on a user.' and not /untimeout
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Add .env files in the Managing Extension Secrets section Another way to manage an extension secret is to use a .env file. The .env file can be used to store all kinds of secrets, tokens, and passwords.
eg: TOKEN=testT0K3N
note: .env is a shell file so there can't be spaces around =
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first extension how-to details Build your first Extension
Here’s an extension that just says ‘Hello, world!’where do i store this? how do i connect this with the twitch extension config page?
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Clarify read-only nature of IRC MODE command While you do a good job of stating that the IRC interface deviates from the RFC, as well as where and how it deviates from the RFC, it may be beneficial to specifically call out the deviation that the MODE command is server-generated (read only), instead of being a keyword that can be generated by a client.
In other words, my bot cannot issue its own "MODE #channel +o nickname" command via the IRC interface (like it can on IRC), it can only receive notifications from the server that the server has sett one of those modes. One sentence covering…
2 votesThanks for the head’s up!
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Date/Version on docs In the dev docs, can you add an "Updated" field with the date of when the page was last updated, or what versions the doc works with? Trying as a newbie now, there's some stale info in here.
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