Here you will find sample Go apps illustrating how to authenticate Twitch API calls using the OAuth2 and OIDC authorization code flows, as well as the OAuth2 client credentials flow.
$ go get -u github.com/twitchdev/authentication-go-sample/oauth-authorization-codeBefore running each sample, you will need to set two configuration variables at the top of main.go:
CLIENT_ID- This is the Client ID of your registered application. You can register an application in your dashboard.CLIENT_SECRET- This is the secret generated for you when you register your application; do not share this. In a production environment, it is STRONGLY recommended that you do not store application secrets in your source code.
Optionally, you may modify the requested scopes and/or claims.
After setting these variables, you may run the server from within each directory:
$ go run main.goThe access token will be shown in the console.
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