Twitch Releay

Enables you to use your Stream Deck to post in other channels (than your own) without having to set the focus on the browser/chat window.

How to use

Ensure you have Node.js installed and available in your PATH. See here for windows or here for *nix.

Download the repo whether by cloning it or downloading as zip (extract afterwards).

1. Rename the commands.json.default to commands.json and edit it to your hearts desire.
2. For each channel you want to send texts - setup a list of commands containing:
   1. name is the command name and the localhost endpoint
   2. response is the response that should be answered with
3. Get your personal oauth token HERE - NEVER share it with anybody!
4. Rename config.json.default to config.json
5. Insert your oauth token in config.json
6. Add the channels you want to join in config.json
7. Open a terminal and navigate to the folder containing the project.
8. Install the required node modules with npm install
9. Run the relay with node index.js

You can stop your relay with [Ctrl] + [C].

Windows only

You can use the twitch-relay.bat to start your local relay.

To set it up correctly follow these instructions:

1. Rename twitch-relay.bat.default to twitch-relay.bat
2. Open the file twitch-relay.bat
3. Replace PATH/TO/YOUR/FOLDER/ with the real path to your relay. (e.g.: C:\Users\lampe385\workspace\twitch-relay)
4. Save the file.
5. Execute the file.
6. You may need to allow it to communicate through the fire wall.

If everything worked you command prompt should look like this:

You can stop your relay with [Ctrl] + [C].

Setup your Stream Deck

Use the "website" action of your Stream Deck an configure it like shown below: