2.0.0

The first release of Up Next, which replaces twitch-notifications. It gathers the Twitch channels you follow, YouTube uploads and live streams, and a watch-later queue into one feed.

• A daemon keeps the feed, sends desktop notifications when something goes live and serves the feed to local apps over a Unix socket.
• The upnext CLI covers sign-in, channels, the feed, the watch-later queue, watched items and rechecks, all through the daemon.
• Twitch uses Helix and EventSub for live channels, with token refresh and recovery.
• YouTube reads channel feeds, live and upcoming streams, and subscriptions through Google sign-in, with per-channel notification settings for live streams and uploads.
• Watch later can stay in step with a YouTube playlist. Watched and saved items live in a library file you can sync.
• On first run it imports your twitch-notifications config, channels and Twitch tokens, and keeps stowed config files stowed.
• The packages provide, conflict with and replace twitch-notifications, so upgrades move across. The user service is enabled on install.

Libraries, published to npm and JSR:

• @timmo001/effect-upnext: Effect client and protocol for the daemon socket
• @timmo001/effect-twitch: Twitch sign-in, Helix and EventSub
• @timmo001/effect-youtube: YouTube channel feeds, live streams, subscriptions, Google sign-in and oEmbed
• @timmo001/effect-upnext-shared: the media item schemas every source and client shares

Install it from the signed timmo pacman repository (upnext-bin or upnext-git), or with the deb and rpm packages attached to this release. See the documentation.