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streamlabs

v3.0.0

Published

This module is a implementation of Streamlabs API https://streamlabs.com/

Downloads

27

Readme

StreamLabs

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This module is a implementation of Streamlabs API https://dev.streamlabs.com/

You need nodejs version > 8x because this module was made with ES6.

node --version

Installation:

Add the latest version of streamlabs to your package.json:

npm install streamlabs --save

Usage:

const StreamlabsApi = require('streamlabs');

Give the credentials of the StreamLabs to the constructor

| Params | Description | Optional | Type | | -------- |:---------------| :-----:| :-----:| | clientId | The Client Id | false | string | | clientSecret | The Client Secret | false | string | | redirectUrl | The RedirectUrl with format 'http://yourdomain/callback' | false | string | | scopes | They are 4 scopes: donations.read donations.create alerts.create socket.token | false | string | | socketToken | The socket token | true | string | | accessToken | The access token if you have one | true | string |

const streamlabs = new StreamlabsApi({
  clientId: 'clientId',
  clientSecret: 'clientSecret',
  redirectUrl: 'http://yourdomain/yourrequest',
  scopes: 'donations.read donations.create alerts.create socket.token alerts.write points.write points.read credits.write jar.write wheel.write',
});




Test Integration:

You can test the module with your productive credentials. First change the clientId and clientSecret in tests/integration/streamlabs.js with yours credentials, open a console and run npm start, open browser and type http://localhost:8080/

WARNING Always when you run npm start, the first link you click should be Authorization