A basic Twitch chat bot hosted locally, designed to show the currently playing song, enable viewers to request tracks and view the current queue. Mods also have access to playback controls like pause, play, skip and volume.
pip install -r requirements.txtCreate a file named .env. Populate the variables with info from Spotify and Twitch
SPOTIPY_CLIENT_ID=""
SPOTIPY_CLIENT_SECRET=""
SPOTIPY_REDIRECT_URI=""
TWITCH_APP_ID=""
TWITCH_APP_SECRET=""(Optional) Create a file called channels.txt in case the bot is authorized using a different Twitch account than the one used for streaming. By default, the code bot joins the channel of the user authenticated with Twitch. Each line in the file represents a different channel's name.
channel_1
channel_2
etc.
Either run main.py to use the bot or pack it using,
pip install pyinstaller
cd hooks
python hook-generator.py
cd ..
pyinstaller --onefile --runtime-hook hooks/hook-env-loader.py --name mellowdy --icon assets/mellowdy.ico main.pyhook-generator.py loads environmental variables from .env and creates a file called hook-env-loader.py which hardcodes in the variables. This file is then packed in with the executeable. Is it safe to do this? Probably not.