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Developing an Up-to-date Julia Twitch API #6
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A very easy way would be this: This shows the current status of @TheCedarPrince on twitch. You can click on it to jump to his stream. <- that one is mine (offline as of now 😄 ) The code:
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That should be enough for the first version, right? |
You might like this one more @TheCedarPrince 😄
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Documentation: https://shields.io/category/activity There click on Twitch (bottom of the main list) |
This was referenced Jun 25, 2020
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Background
Beginning with issue #2 , the question of how best to ping the Twitch API arose. As determined in issue #2, we decided the best way to do this would be to use the
TwitchTools.jl
packages created by @wookay (proposed solution 1).Problem
However, on closer inspection by @Wikunia the API wrapper developed in
TwitchTools.jl
is an old out of date version. The current API version was determined to be v3. Though one can update to v5, this whole current framework for Twitch is being replaced by a bespoke "new" Twitch API framework (reference here].Therefore, there is an emphatic need to build the next-generation Julia wrapper for the Twitch API!
Next steps
@Wikunia, could you describe what needs to be done with developing the next-gen Julia Twitch wrapper? Maybe as a break down into a to-do list so people can assist? @wookay, do you have any thoughts about what to do? Thanks everyone! 😃
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