This is the source code for the Tiltify integration for Firebot.
At this point in time, the integration works using access tokens, due to OAuth2 not working properly. This integration also isn't fully developed yet and there are some features missing, like entries in the activity feed or a campaign dropdown selector.
At this point in time, there is a donation event and a reward filter, which allows for running effects when a donation happens, either with or without reward.
Download the current version of the script from here and put it in your scripts folder. In Firebot, open your settings, navigate to Scripts and press Manage Startup Scripts, then Add New Script and lastly select the Tiltify script. After that, restart Firebot.
After the restart, if you go into your settings again, on the Integrations page, there should now be the Tiltify integration. Press the Link button and follow the steps. After you're done, you will need to grab either your campaign ID or your campaign slug, although only the campaign ID has been tested. Once you have it, click Configure and put your campaign ID in the field.
That's everything needed for the setup. In order for events to come through, you will then need to turn on the connection in your connection panel.+
If you want to build the script from source, make sure you have NodeJS 16 and NPM installed and available in your PATH, then follow the following steps:
git clone https://github.com/cozyGalvinism/FirebotTiltifycd FirebotTiltifynpm inpm run build:dev
The script is automatically installed into your scripts folder.
I plan to add a variable for the donation info, as well as campaign-related events, like if the current campaign goal has been reached. I also want to add a dropdown for being able to select the campaign easier. Pull requests are always welcome!
This project has only been tested with Node 16, so if you want to build the script from the source code, please use that Node version when reporting bugs during builds. Other than that, I would be happy for contributors, as JavaScript is not my strongest programming language.