~liketechnik/simple-twitch-live-notifications

Send a desktop notifications when your favorite [Twitch](https://twitch.tv) streamers went live (or offline).
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You can also use your local clone with git send-email.

#Simple Twitch Live Notifications

Get notified when your favorite streamers go online with this small desktop app.

#Usage

  1. Start the program once to find out where the program expects its config file.

  2. Create the file. It has the following format:

(
	client_id: "",
	client_secret: "",
	streamers: ["streamer1", "streamer2"],
)

Note that the streamer names are case-sensitive. To get a client_id and client_secret create a new application in the twitch developer console.

  1. (Optionally) put the program into autostart.

#Installation

  • with rust installed: clone the repository and install with cargo install --path .
  • if you are using Nix(Os): use the default package (non-flakes and flakes supported)

#Configuration options

By default there's a sleep period of 60 seconds between every request to the twitch api. To modify this value, specify the sleep_secs: 60, option with a value of your choice in the config file.

#Resources, Contributing

Ask for support, discuss and follow development or send patches to ~liketechnik/simple-twitch-live-notifications-devel.

Instructions for preparing a patch are available at git-send-email.io.

Submit confirmed bug reports and confirmed feature requests on https://todo.sr.ht/~liketechnik/simple-twitch-live-notifications.

#License

Except specific files which bear a different mention, this programme is licensed under the EUPL-1.2.

Except specific files which bear a different mention, this programme's documentation is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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