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Add channels.host Webhook Type
Trigger: Triggers whenever a broadcaster hosts on a broadcaster's channel.
Motivation: To my knowledge it is not possible to query hosts in real time. In our Twitch Alerts Extension it is currently not possible to show when a streamer is hosted by another streamer.
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Add Hosts to EventSub
Currently EventSub allows subscriptions for Subscriptions, Gifted Subscriptions, Raids, Follows, and Cheers - All things that streamers like getting alerts for and calling out. However, it appears to be missing the ability to subscribe to being Hosted, another even that streamers thank their viewers for.
I know that in theory, Hosts are handled by Notice messages, but as they are only sent to the broadcaster, chat bots are unable to act on the alerts. Obviously the data is available somewhere, since all the major bot services can trigger alerts, but for those of us that are trying to make our…
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Shoutout Create EventSub Subscription should not require moderator auth
channel.shoutout.create currently requires a moderator/broadcaster token.
This defeats the point of a shoutout; channels do shoutouts exactly because they want other people to notice them. Restricting this subscription type prevents third-party chat applications from informing non-mods that a shoutout has taken place (thus defeating the point of the shoutout)
Please remove the moderator scope requirement on channel.shoutout.create
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Return host notifications for hosts of ALL sizes
Recently twitch removed notifications for smaller hosts. This is not ok. We want this back. We as a community need to band together to get this change reverted.
4 votesWith the removal of the broader hosts feature last year, we are closing out this suggestion for host notifications via the API.
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Standardize user_id condition
While creating a wrapper, I found the varying conditions for "user_id" to be frustrating and have resorted to creating a Map for subscription.type -> *_user_id condition. (broadcaster_user_id, from_user_id)
I think it would be easier to always have the condition be "user_id" for a user, and then allow a second property for modifying the scope of the condition. So in the instance of "users.follow", it might look like:
condition: { user_id: "1337" follow_source: "from" }What are your thoughts on this?
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Add tier for subscriptions for the Hyptrain contributions
Currently, you can't tell if someone has gifted tier 1, 2, or 3 subscriptions. It could be a tier 3 subscription or 3 tier 1 subscriptions. Therefore, the information should be added.
2 votesSubscribe to the channel.subscription.gift subscription type for gift subscription notifications.
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