Well only way to do this is to check the start date field in one of the sub requests but I dont know how it works with re-subs, I was planning to add this but twitch does not really offer examples and public api is not the same as what they have in chatHey Bob, thanks for making this amazing app! I've got it running smoothly thanks to your tutorials, but I've been wondering about a feature that may or may not already exist. Since Twitch recently came out with the resub notifications, is there a way to have these show up in the FSN app?
Would it be possible to have the app check the stream chat for the "name subscribed for XX months in a row!" and make a notification off that instead?Well only way to do this is to check the start date field in one of the sub requests but I dont know how it works with re-subs, I was planning to add this but twitch does not really offer examples and public api is not the same as what they have in chat
The concept is rather to count the month since the start of sunscription, it is not documented but it would make sense if the start date would reset if the subscription is not renewedWould it be possible to have the app check the stream chat for the "name subscribed for XX months in a row!" and make a notification off that instead?
I figured it would make sense for the notification to only trigger when the active subscriber clicks the "share" when the stream is online.The concept is rather to count the month since the start of sunscription, it is not documented but it would make sense if the start date would reset if the subscription is not renewed
yeah but that is not part of the API, that would mean that I in fact need to monitor chat, which requires to implement a basic chat bot, also I'm not sure how that share button works, can you share it multiple times, does it show as text or is it part of twitch chat only?I figured it would make sense for the notification to only trigger when the active subscriber clicks the "share" when the stream is online.
You can only share it one time on your "monthly anniversary", and I believe the message gets posted by twitchnotify.yeah but that is not part of the API, that would mean that I in fact need to monitor chat, which requires to implement a basic chat bot, also I'm not sure how that share button works, can you share it multiple times, does it show as text or is it part of twitch chat only?
i guess I'll be working on simplistic irc bot then, one problem I see ahead is that port 6667 is blocked on openshift but from what I have read port 443 and 80 should work so the implementation should be similar to what I have for paypal connection, we will seeYou can only share it one time on your "monthly anniversary", and I believe the message gets posted by twitchnotify.
Can't wait to see what you can come up withi guess I'll be working on simplistic irc bot then, one problem I see ahead is that port 6667 is blocked on openshift but from what I have read port 443 and 80 should work so the implementation should be similar to what I have for paypal connection, we will see
So you were right twitchnotify posts this in irc channel:Can't wait to see what you can come up with
Depend which version of the plugin you are using. Css injection does not work in newest pluginThat's awesome, good work :D
Just to be sure before upgrading everything; Do I now need to implement the css done in CLR browser directly in the .css-files or is that in an upcoming version of the browser plugin?
I didnt mean actual version string - obs browser plugin does not provide this, but if you did not switch to newest version and previously it worked then you are good to go.Thanks, I'm running 1.070 and I've actually got no clue on what version of the CLR Browser plugin I'm running. OBS just lists "!INTERNAL VERSION!" as the version number and there's no details if i check the .dll-files properties :)
But, as you say ... I'll test it out before going live. Thanks!