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Feature request: Twitch and Discord bungieMembershipTypes #520

Open floatingatoll opened 6 years ago

floatingatoll commented 6 years ago

Please consider offering Bungie.net API (and website and auth) integration with Twitch and Discord. It would make it possible for clans to link up their members on these services without having to create third-party databases of these links, and ensure that players rather than third-party services are in control of these links.

ghost commented 6 years ago

Seconded... That would have simplified all my clan's automation...

Tetron-bng commented 6 years ago

The partnership endpoint can reveal Twitch accounts linked to a user's Bungie.net membership. I don't remember if we made that public or not.

https://bungie-net.github.io/multi/operation_get_User-GetPartnerships.html#operation_get_User-GetPartnerships

nine13tech commented 6 years ago

This is public. I use it to show which of my clan members have stream accounts. @floatingatoll I use the API data as an overwritten at each pull set of fields in my DB to keep track - the endpoint gives me the platform (twitch) and the screen name From what I have seen there is no discord linking.

Tetron-bng commented 6 years ago

Yeah, no support for Discord. But this might be a logical place to put it. This would avoid adding non-Destiny platform sign-in methods, which is a much bigger can of worms. If this works for you with Twitch it could work for other platforms with OAuth support, such as Discord. Look at me signing Alex up for work. (ducking back out)

vthornheart-bng commented 6 years ago

Ha! @Tetron-bng does this mean you're coming back to work on it? :)

I'd love to add Discord linkage! But we'd need a good user-facing feature to justify it to design before we could get it prioritized over other features on the backend. Ultimately because we're pretty short staffed on the server side, we end up prioritizing work for upcoming Companion features or game integration needs over features that we don't have immediate plans for in our app. But that being said, I would like to see it come around: I just don't think it will likely make its way out of the backlog with the current workload. I'm going to put this on the distant future wishlist!

ckhicks commented 6 years ago

Ultimately because we're pretty short staffed on the server side, we end up prioritizing work for upcoming Companion features or game integration needs over features that we don't have immediate plans for in our app.

This is both insightful and very helpful information! We owe you guys coffee, big time.

ghost commented 6 years ago

@vthornheart-bng Out of curiosity, why are you shorthanded? Do you have open reqs or is your headcount already maxed out?

floatingatoll commented 6 years ago

https://careers.bungie.com/en-US/Careers/IT-Operations is helpful for that question!

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@vthornheart-bng Out of curiosity, why are you shorthanded? Do you have open reqs or is your headcount already maxed out?

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Tetron-bng commented 6 years ago

More like: https://careers.bungie.com/en-US/Careers/Engineering . But I don't see my old job listed.

ghost commented 6 years ago

Yea, already checked both those pages out. I didnt see anything that screamed "API"

floatingatoll commented 6 years ago

Check back occasionally — my employees over time can often take several weeks after someone departs to put up a posting — and worst case scenario, you’re given an offer for a non-API role instead and have to decide whether to accept or reject it!

On Jun 5, 2018, at 16:56, migit128 notifications@github.com wrote:

Yea, already checked both those pages out. I didnt see anything that screamed "API"

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ghost commented 6 years ago

It was more out of curiosity than anything. If I was to take a job like this I'd spend all my time at work doing the stuff they want, then spending my weekends doing the stuff I want done. Probably not worth uprooting my life to waste away working on the API... It'd be so nice to have actual clan management features built into bungie.net though and not have to build your own.

This isnt off topic at all! :P