A user-friendly tool for accessing and watching live streams, videos, and clips from Twitch.
pytwitch.mp4
For authentication, you can set environment vars in your shell and export them or use the
.env file and put it in the root of the project.
env-template file
# Twitch credentials
TWITCH_CLIENT_ID="xxxxx"
TWITCH_ACCESS_TOKEN="xxx"
TWITCH_USER_ID="123456"- Twitch token generator
- Scope:
user:read:follows
- Scope:
- Twitch Channel ID and User ID Converter
# Clone repository
$ git clone "https://github.com/haaag/pytwitch.git"
$ cd pytwitch
# Create virtual environment & source
$ python -m venv .venv
$ source .venv/bin/activate
# Install requirements
(.venv) $ pip install -r requirements.txt
# Install
(.venv) $ pip install .After installation you can use the command pytwitch
Or use a alias like alias pt='pytwitch -e ~/path/to/envfile/.env'
$ pytwtich -h
Simple tool menu for watching streams, videos from twitch.
arguments:
-m, --menu select menu [rofi|dmenu] (default: rofi)
-e, --env path to env file
-C, --channel search by channel query
-G, --games search by game or category
-v, --verbose increase verbosity (use -v, -vv, or -vvv)
-h, --help show this help
options:
--no-markup disable pango markup (rofi)
--no-conf disable `mpv` configuration| Keybind | Usage |
|---|---|
| alt-k | list keybinds |
| alt-s | search by category or game |
| alt-c | search by channel |
| alt-v | list channel's videos |
| alt-t | group by category or game |
| alt-o | open stream chat in browser |
| alt-i | show item information |
| alt-m | show top streams |
| alt-g | show top games with streams |
- Finish tests
- Create/Update requirements/dependencies
- Complete Usage
- Update screenshots
- Better logging
- Update GIFs
- Update
argparsehelp - Display
keybinds