Twitch watcher

This is a fork that utilizes the HELIX API to determine who to watch

Features

• 🎥 True HTTP Live Streaming support (Forget the #4000 error code)
• 🔐 Cookie-based login
• 📜 Auto accept cookie policy
• 👨‍💻 The choice of a random streamer with drop-enabled tag
• 🤐 Unmuted stream
• 🛠 Detect mature content-based stream and interact with it
• 🛡 Proxy option
• 📽 Automatic lowest possible resolution settings
• 🧰 Highly customizable codebase
• 📦 Deployable to VPS by docker
• 🏳️ Helpful support community
• 💬 Multi language readme: 🇫🇷 README 🇧🇷 README 🇷🇺 README 🇸🇰 README

Grab your Login Token

1. Login to your twitch account
2. Open inspector(F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I) on main site
3. Find the stored cookie section
4. Copy auth-token -- This is your LoginToken

Getting your API Authorization Token

1. Login to your twitch account
2. go to this page I have set up: https://rfbomb.github.io/DockerWatcherAuthPage.io/
3. Click the 'Authorize' button. This will send a request to the Twitch authorization server, which will provide a unique key, similar to the LoginToken keys above.
4. Copy ApiToken once is it displayed on the page. This token will be used for the 'ApiAuthToken' variable.

Requirements

• Windows or Linux OS
• Network connection (Should be obvious...)
• Nodejs and NPM

Installation

1. Grab your Login & API Auth Tokens
2. Clone this repo
3. Install Chromium
   • Linux TUTORIAL 🤗
4. Locate Chromium executable:
   • Linux -> whereis chromium or whereis chromium-browser
   • Windows -> Usually the path to the Chromium executable is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
5. Navigate your command prompt / terminal into this the folder you downloaded the repo into
6. Install the dependencies with npm install
7. Start the program with npm start

Docker

Docker is a set of platform as a service (PaaS) products that uses OS-level virtualization to deliver software in packages called containers. Containers are isolated from one another and bundle their own software, libraries and configuration files. All containers are run by a single operating system kernel and therefore use fewer resources than virtual machines.

Requirements

• Docker
• Docker-Compose

Usage

1. Download docker-compose-example.yml
2. Rename docker-compose.yml
3. Customize Environment Variables
   • LoginToken environment variable
   • ApiAuthToken environment variable
   • streamersUrl environment variable
4. Run with docker-compose up -d command

Dependencies

Troubleshooting

What do the tokens look like?

auth-token: rxk38rh5qtyw95fkvm7kgfceh4mh6u

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Streamers.json is empty?

Try again with higher delay. Default delay:

const scrollDelay = 2000;

Go to code

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Something went wrong?

Try non-headless mode. Set headless value to true, like this:

const showBrowser = true;

Go to code

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Proxy?

Yes, of course:

const proxy = ""; // "ip:port" By https://github.com/Jan710

Go to code

OR

With Docker env:

proxy=PROXY_IP_ADDRESS:PROXY_PORT

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Screenshot without non-headless mode

const browserScreenshot = false;

Go to code

Donation

Please donate to keep alive this project!

My Fork that uses the Helix API:

Original Source:

Support

• Keybase at https://keybase.io/d3v_
• Discord at https://discord.gg/s8AH4aZ

Disclaimer

This code is for educational and research purposes only. Do not attempt to violate the law with anything contained here. I will not be responsible for any illegal actions. Reproduction and copy is authorised, provided the source is acknowledged.