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@anivire/twitch-embed-ts

v0.0.3

Published

Twitch Embed API Typescript wrapper

Downloads

8

Readme

twitch-embed-ts

Logo

Links

📚 View wrapper docs, 📖 View official twitch docs

Intallation

npm i @anivire/twitch-embed-ts
# or
yarn add @anivire/twitch-embed-ts

Basic usage

Be sure to add the official Twitch Embed or Player script to your index.html first:

<script src="https://embed.twitch.tv/embed/v1.js"></script>
<!-- OR / AND -->
<script src="https://player.twitch.tv/embed/v1.js"></script>

Creating new TwitchEmbed instance

TwitchEmbed allows you to embed anything, including a player and/or chat. It also contains a TwitchPlayer, which can be interacted by calling embed.getPlayer():

const embed = new TwitchEmbed(
    'twitch-embed', 
    options: {
        width: '1280',
        height: '720',
        channel: 'anivire_',
        parent: ['anivire.xyz']
    });
  1. First argument TwitchEmbed is the identifier for the <div> in which the Twitch player will be embedded as a <iframe>.

  2. Second argument is an object with player settings, which include parameters width, player height, and channel / video / collection, where channel has highest priority, meaning if both channel and video are specified, only channel (live) will be used.

Creating new TwitchPlayer instance

TwitchPlayer allows you to embed only player, without chat:

const player = new TwitchPlayer(
    'twitch-player', 
    options: {
        width: '1280',
        height: '720',
        video: '2064229582',
        parent: ['anivire.xyz']
    });

All other info provided on wrapper docs.