go-twitch-conduits

Library to interact with Twitch chat messages using conduits in Go.
Since the IRC will become more limited soon, this library is designed be a replacement ingest for chatbots and the likes.

Packages

• helix: Package to subscribe to chat messages through conduits using the Twitch Helix API
• webhook: Logic for webhook conduits, implementing the helix.Transport interface (TODO)
• websocket: Logic for websocket conduits, implementing the helix.Transport interface
• oauth: Oauth flow to let users give permission for the bot to join their channel (TODO)

Usage

go get github.com/broadeditz/go-twitch-conduits

Generally speaking, there are 3 things you need to get started:

1. A Twitch application with the user:read:chat, user:bot scopes for your bot user. And either the channel:bot scope, or moderator status for the channels you're trying to join.
2. An OAuth app token for the application, following the Client credential grant flow.
3. The twitch user ID of the bot user

There are quick start examples in the example directory.

v0.0.1 features

• Subscribe to a chat (or more)
• Websocket conduits
• Transport interface for conduits & helix client
• Small example of how to use the library

Future roadmap

• Joining/leaving/deleting/updating an existing conduit
• Webhook conduits
• Oauth flow to let users give permission for the bot to join their channel
• Unit tests
• Single optional wrapper combining helix & transport into a simple to use package
• Send messages to chat
• v1.0.0: refactor helix to be more user-friendly