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@r3-dev/n8n-nodes-twitch

v1.3.4

Published

n8n node for Twitch: Execute workflows on stream start, stream end, and new follows.

Downloads

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Maintainers

milanjroddmilanjroddcrashmaxcrashmax

Keywords

n8nn8n-noden8n-nodesnodetwitchstreamingtypescriptn8n-community-node-package

Readme

👀 Usage example

Usually all the nodes you need for a certain task are already included with n8n. They take care of the new additions via PR and, at some point, they get added to the core packages.

There is an alternative way that is creating an npm package with just the component you want to add and install it in the n8n instance you have, which is the recommended way for custom packages that are going to be used only in your context/company/environment.

So, if you already have a n8n instance running, you could jump to the installation part and follow the instructions.

Once it's installed, it will appear in the components palette, as any other component:

Component palette with Twitch Trigger Node

Trigger node options in workflow

👍 How to install

Just go to your n8n instance, find the folder where n8n is installed (if you are using the standard Docker installation, it will probably be: /usr/local/lib/node_modules/n8n) and install the package as any other npm package:

  • Npm: npm i @r3-dev/n8n-nodes-twitch
  • Yarn: yarn add @r3-dev/n8n-nodes-twitch
  • Pnpm: pnpm add @r3-dev/n8n-nodes-twitch

If you want to create a custom Docker image to have it installed by default (that's what we do), you could use our Dockerfile as a base.