Fix plugin failing to load

dolphinspired commented 5 years ago

Resolves #1 - the plugin now loads correctly.

The namespace Wox.Infrastucture.* is from an internal library for Wox, not from Wox.Plugin.dll. This was causing problems when the plugin was being loaded into the app, as evidenced by the Wox log file.

Changes

Dropped all usage of Wox.Infrastructure.dll.
Rebuilt the settings read/write so that it no longer needs to reference Wox.Infrastructure.dll. The Settings object now implements INotifyPropertyChanged, which will trigger a write to {PluginDirectory}/twitch_settings.json on any property value change.
Added plugin.json and Images/app.png to project, repo, and build output. Now, everything in the output folder can be zipped up into a .wox file to make a working plugin!
Bumped version number

Testing

Able to get expected results from twstream, twtop, and twgames
Able to make changes to the plugin's settings and verify that they were changed in twitch_settings.json
Able to close and re-open Wox to verify that settings persist

Final steps

I've built and attached the code to save you some time. Feel free to download and try this, or re-build it from the code yourself.

If no more changes need to be made, download this: WoxTwitch.zip
Change the extension to ".wox" (github won't let me upload a .wox file)
Click the Edit button here, and upload the .wox file.

Eligioo commented 5 years ago

@dolphinspired does this merge also supports Twitch's new API such that an API key is required for every request?

Eligioo commented 5 years ago

I uploaded version 2.2.2 to the Wox website.

dolphinspired commented 5 years ago

I didn't change anything with the API call, just the settings. Thanks for merging!

Eligioo commented 5 years ago

End of 2018 Twitch made it mandatory that API calls need their token with every request.

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