Connects to the Twitch API to retrieve the current track and writes it to disk. The information can then be picked up by a third-party, such as OBS.
- yarn
Define environment variables called TWITCH_API_ID & TWITCH_API_SECRET and set it to your Twitch app's client id / secret (get this from the Twitch developer console).
Make sure all of the dependencies are installed using yarn.
This only needs to be done on first-run or if you're having problems with authentication.
You will need to add a couple of OAuth Redirect URLs in the Twitch apps settings so it can talk back to your machine after logging in:
In order to generate a token config, we need to handshake with Twitch using our client id and secret.
yarn run start:auth
Your default browser browser should start and visit the server you're running (default: http://localhost:8081). If everything is set up correctly you'll be asked to confirm your identity with Twitch and the access tokens will be written to disk (default: ./config/tokens.json)
Run: yarn start
By default, the artist and album name will be written to /tmp/twitch-soundtrack-currently-playing.txt