When a "gift bomb"

there is no way to gather all the gifts into one event.
Each gift in a bomb should have a ID to link it to the header event.

IRC sends a header saying "x is giving out y subs to the community"
But the USERNOTICE events, don't say they belong to that event.

Please provide a way to group the events, something as simple as a "parentid" in the child gifts subs, that'll link to a "childid" in the header event.

This header and extra ID's need to be provided on the PubSub event feed for subscriptions as well.

It might be beneficial to include on webhooks, but Helix doesn't only provide if it a given gift was part of a bomb or not.

Hey. I know that people are requesting API for Channel Points. But I came up with better and easier idea.

When streamer creates new reward in dashboard, there should be option to "run a link" in background after reward is redeemed. This type of button will trigger bot with GET-request and bot will run specific action.

Why I think this approach is better than API:
1. No API on Twitch side, obviosly.
2. Bots won't be abble to control Channel Points directly.
3. This will work with any bot who will support this kind of triggers.
4. Easier to use and understand for regular users. Bots developers could design this as "to run this action paste this link in your reward". This sounds pretty easy.
5. Gonna be pretty easy to exclude failed requests for Twitch. You just check if requested link returned: {response: success} or something like that. If it returned something like {error: "Requested video have not enough views."} then you just show this error to viewer and do not take his Channel Points.

Possabilities here are endless. Viewers will be able to request songs with Channel Points, run some sounds and animations on stream, play mini-games, change color of lights in streamer's room, etc.

For the purposes of GDPR it would be useful to have the following webhooks:

• When a Streamer installs an extension


• When a streamer activates an extension


• When a streamer deactivates an extension


• When a streamer uninstalls an extension.

The most important one is the uninstall, it allows us the third party to be notified of an uninstalled.

The Shopify platform has this with the rule that a third party should, automatically delete all Store (and that stores customer data) 30 days after that hook triggers.

We need/should do the same, delete any broadcaster, or broadcaster viewer (and subscribers) data 30 days after the uninstall. (The 30 days allow for the broadcaster to reinstall the extension and avoid the caster having to re-setup the extension, when talking about any configuration, and hence the need for the install hook to go hand in hand)

Activate/deactivate are useful for the purpose of turning on/off any backend services related to the extension, couple that with https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/310213-developers/suggestions/37563622-live-activated-channels-w-extension-webhook for video extensions to improve accuracy of whose live and who needs backend service support.

I was thinking, not all extensions need to be tried to a specific channel experience, and don't always interact with the broadcaster at all. Extensions like the chat translator, or maybe a TTS chat for viewers who can't read well, or visually impared, it would be great to have for users on every channel, not just channels where the broadcaster decides they want to use it. My idea is to have extensions that the view can enable on every channels, and possibly have the panel for viewer extensions be where the chat is, and possibly take up the bottom half of the screen, but same dimensions at chat, so you would have the top half of the screen be the chat, and bottom be the panel, or in a case like the translator, allow the viewer to have the panel take up the full height of chat. then the user can switch between their extensions similar to the experience on the streamer dashboard, and the drop down will be able to cycle through the extensions installed, so you can have multiple extensions running on every channel you visit.