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Pending status #884

Closed ZonnerGM closed 8 months ago

ZonnerGM commented 9 months ago

Brief description Hello. I want to embed the Twitch API into my website, to display active broadcasts that I select. However, in order to do this, I need to register my application. I have done that, but I don't understand what I need to do next. Do I wait? If so, how long? As far as I understand, I need the client id and the secret word How to reproduce

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Emilgardis commented 9 months ago

To register an application you do it on https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps, where is this picture from?

ZonnerGM commented 9 months ago

From here https://dev.twitch.tv/organizations
Screen from here https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps are -> image

iProdigy commented 9 months ago

If you click the 'Manage' button on the app, you can obtain the client id and secret. You do not need to create an organization

ZonnerGM commented 9 months ago

image Look, i havent sercret word here... sorry for RU =)

iProdigy commented 9 months ago

You can press the generate button to get a new client secret & no worries about the RU

ZonnerGM commented 9 months ago

image But this is just a save button. And "all ok" on the green button. No "generate button". Where is it?

iProdigy commented 9 months ago

You need to create a confidential app to be able to generate a client secret on the manage page. In that screenshot, you're creating a public client type

iProdigy commented 9 months ago

Note: for embedding, you don't need client id or secret.

ZonnerGM commented 9 months ago

And

You need to create a confidential app to be able to generate a client secret on the manage page. In that screenshot, you're creating a public client type

Oh god..thx! I can see it now!