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Add new Helix scope for managing raids #42
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Given raid/unraid already exist over irc & new helix endpoints don't work for channel editors (like irc does), we can prolly skip helix for this until improvements are made |
I agree. However cancelling raids is something that might be a nice touch. While it'd only work for broadcaster, not editors, it could still be a nice touch so the scope is worth implementing imo. |
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I think we're wrong, IRC actually has a command for cancelling a raid: |
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Oops. My bad, nevermind my previous comment. Let's wait then, as suggested by Prodigy. |
correct; tho since |
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I don't think we should wait with requesting the scope from users if it's a feature we could see ourselves using in the future |
New raids API endpoints are available in Helix, we will most likely want to use one or both of them https://discuss.dev.twitch.tv/t/new-raids-api-endpoints-are-now-in-open-beta/38866
For this to be possible, we'll need to add the
channel:manage:raidsscope to the client login page.File(s) to edit
pages/client_login.jsHow to test
Log in with your account on the client_login page, use the client id + oauth token and make a request to the https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#start-a-raid and https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#cancel-a-raid endpoints and ensure that the requests are allowed as expected. Note that your stream will need to be live when testing.
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