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streambot.js
streambot.js/dist/index.js

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streambot.js

Library that exports a ready-to-use Discord bot that relays online stream status messages for your streamers of choice from supported platforms.

Currently supports:

Twitch.tv
Trovo.live
YouTube.com

Source Requirements:

Twitch.tv
- A valid SSL certificate (privkey & fullchain) to sign subscriptions
- External port 443 open (if hosting an HTTPS app with expressjs use the middleware)
YouTube.com
- An API key with YouTube Data API v3 enabled

Installation

npm install streambot.js

Standalone Usage

const bot = new StreambotJs(opts, sslCert);
bot.init(opts).subscribe();

Express Middleware

const app = express();
const bot = new StreambotJs(opts, sslCert);
await bot.expressMiddleware.apply(app);
app.listen(443, () => {
  bot.init(opts).subscribe();
});

Loading and saving configuration

To allow more flexibility for the end user's storage choices, the library doesn't store its configuration to any file.

To load existing configuration from storage: You should load your configuration before initializing the bot

const configuration: StreambotJsConfiguration = getFromStorage();
bot.setConfiguration(configuration);
bot.init(opts).subscribe();

To subscribe to configuration changes

bot.configurationChanges.subscribe((configuration: StreambotJsConfiguration) => {
  saveToStorage(configuration);
});