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We announced today on Patch Notes that we will be giving all streamers access to Channel Points. We will begin rolling out in the US on 7/28 and expand globally over the course of this year.
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Rewards have felt stagnant for a while. What you mention could be done with a dictionary that creates a dropdown instead of a text input field, that seems like a straight forward feature for Twitch to add. There's other things I'd like to see, like zero cost rewards, but yeah, more complex and/or customizable setups would be nice.
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My use case is that I've made a streaming suite/bot, and I want to promote people streaming with it. I can make the bot automatically (opt in) attach a tag indicating that the bot is in use, and now I want to list streams using this tag through an API endpoint so I can post notifications to a Discord channel.
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I'll describe what I want to make with this. My streaming suite allows for screenshots to be captured, and it is quite time sensitive and during things like boss fights it gets spammed. There are other things like mod actions to kill what is said on TTS if it's a bad message, also time sensitive.
Due to this, I would love to make an extension that allows for buttons that trigger events the suite could listen to with low latency. Right now I would have to roll my own backend, then poll it frequently to get any new activations the extension has submitted.
If we could submit activations over EventSub instead, it is simply a matter of subscribing to another subscription to get those events, with a low latency, and no need to host a separate server or roll that backend. It is also lower latency in two ways, there is no polling as we have direct Websocket (or webhook) messages, and there is no additional step using channel points like when using rewards. Or typing out a chat command, which also spams the chat if it's frequently used.
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If nothing else, the ability to detect the user access level in the extension, so buttons/features can be turned on/off. I'm not sure if this is already possible, but I can see some use for this yes.
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It makes sense for privacy reasons for sure, it would absolutely wreck solutions that keep track of data depending on existing IDs though, as noted. 🤔 Even allowing a grace period in which we can convert one ID into the other might negate the immediate benefits of doing this. 🤨 I would probably be very unhappy if this change was done with no recourse to re-associate data.
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It would be nice to just be able to do an on screen notification when a community challenge has been finished or even contributed to! 😮
I'm always a bit peeved that I can't see which people contributed to a challenge after the fact, so if I could listen in to this and keep my own records that would be great.
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The thing is, this existed in the past, it's how I found many of the people I follow today. Then it was inexplicably removed. Twitch says categories are imported from the Giant Bomb wiki, but I guess Just Chatting etc are custom categories directly on Twitch? Regardless what it was before, we need it as a custom category directly on Twitch now. I can see how it is a chicken and egg problem, VR streamers aren't very big, why give them a category, but then if nobody can find them, how are they supposed to grow? I wonder if there are more gaming genres with this problem.
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I'm now looking to port my Twitch bot to Deno, and there is no native Deno lib that I can find, so an official consumable schema for Helix/Chat/EventSub would be fantastic. I'll check out what Dmitry posted though 😗