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[Punisher.biz]

Sup.

This script can show you Twitch.tv channels from an array. It is pretty simple to use.

You can always join my Discord server if you have a question or if you need help.

Discord invite:



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I think this release is to small for a own Thread, please post it here again:


Do you realize that we can see your client-id from twitch (api) ?
Btw. Under 'Sources' in the readme i cant see the count up lib.

[Punisher.biz]

Originally Posted by .ƒaℓsє.

I think this release is to small for a own Thread, please post it here again:


Do you realize that we can see your client-id from twitch (api) ?
Btw. Under 'Sources' in the readme i cant see the count up lib.

"Client IDs are public and can be shared (e.g. embedded in the source of a web page), but client secrets are equivalent to a password for your application and must be kept confidential."

and thanks for the forgotten source! added.

[False]

Originally Posted by Punisher.biz

"Client IDs are public and can be shared (e.g. embedded in the source of a web page), but client secrets are equivalent to a password for your application and must be kept confidential."

and thanks for the forgotten source! added.

Okay, i think the client id is the secret api "key".

[Punisher.biz]

@.ƒaℓsє.


Once you create a Developer Application, you are assigned a client id. Some authentication flows also require a client secret. You can generate one on the same page as the client ID. Client IDs are public and can be shared (e.g. embedded in the source of a web page), but client secrets are equivalent to a password for your application and must be kept confidential.

There are two different keys.

Since its javascript, i can't hide it like:

[Devsome]

Originally Posted by .ƒaℓsє.

I think this release is to small for a own Thread, please post it here again:


Do you realize that we can see your client-id from twitch (api) ?
Btw. Under 'Sources' in the readme i cant see the count up lib.

^this.

#closed