Working with Twitch Mock API

[AoifeTFF]

I've been trying to get this library to work with the Twitch Mock API to no avail. I've changed API Host, Test Server, and Use Test Server to no avail, as it always tries to auth to api.twitch.tv every time, rather than the local test server.

[kanimaru]

Sorry the mock api is currently not supported with twitcher :/ I will note it down for the next major release. But I can't promise it yet.

[Jeran64]

Id love to second the desire and utility for this feature. Currently im struggling to get my eventsubs to trigger for follows, bits, and subs, but other events are working. Having access to mock data would allow me to properly and rapidly test to fix this issue!

[Temptica]

@Jeran64 I actually got twitcher to work with the MockApi. It does require a bit of manual work as you would need to do the authentication to receive a token yourself. Thereafter you can use the received access token and put it into twitcher's token handler.

I did this in c# but it would work the same in GDScript:

using var client = new HttpClient();
var response = await client.GetAsync(ClientUrl);
if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode)
{
    var json = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
    var clientResponse = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<ClientResponse>(json);
    scopes = [];
    var scopesString = string.Join("%20", scopes);
    var querystring =
        $"?client_id={clientResponse.Data[0].Id}&client_secret={clientResponse.Data[0].Secret}&grant_type=user_token&user_id=<YOUR_TEST_USER_ID>&scope={scopesString}";
    var accessResponse = await client.PostAsync(AuthUrl + querystring, null);
    var accessJson = await accessResponse.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
    var accessResponseObject = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<AccessResponse>(accessJson);
   // accessResponseObject.Scope = scopes;
    return accessResponseObject;
}

Then you get the OAuthTokenHandler out of your scene and update the tokens:

OAuthToken.UpdateTokens(response.AccessToken, response.RefreshToken, response.ExpiresIn, response.Scope, response.TokenType);

Then you can call setup etc and you're off!