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twitchy

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Twitchy provides for a system to query the TwitchAPI for use with livestreamer. List online channels, archived videos, and more.
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Downloads
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 Releases
Current version
0.1.4
Total releases
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First release
2014-02-11
Latest release
2014-02-15
 Development
Primary Language
Ruby
Licenses
MIT
Average date of last 50 commits
2014-02-11
Reverse Dependencies
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 Dependencies

Runtime

colorize
~> 0.6
launchy
~> 2.4
 Project Readme

twitchy

A little Ruby wrapper around livestreamer

Documentation

Usage: twitchy [options] [channel ..]
    -p, --player PLAYER              Set video player
    -c, --chat                       Open popout chat with the stream
    -u, --user USER                  Show subs for a user
    -q, --quality QUALITY            Set desired quality
    -v, --videos                     List archives instead of streams
    -l, --limit LIMIT                Number to fetch at once
    -g, --game GAME                  Add top streamers for GAME
        --highlights                 Only show highlights when fetching videos
    -h, --help                       Show this message

Dependencies

Requires livestreamer (obviously), and currently the colorize and launchy gems.

Installation

gem install twitchy

Todo

I plan on gemifying this soon. Also, a lot of usage is unclear (pagination in archives, quality options, etc).

I have greatly reduced API requests from earlier versions, but I'm always keeping an eye out for ways to bring the number of those calls down further. There's a way to get all the videos from subscriptions of a user, but it requires authentication and isn't very flexible, for example, so right now I'm making calls for each requested channel.