An extension that enables OAuth implicit flow with Twitch from Visual Studio Code. It can be depended upon from other extensions and enable your users to authorize access to their Twitch account for your extension.
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In the management view of your app in the Twitch Dev console be sure to add http://localhost:40475/ (*note the trailing / ) to your OAuth Redirect URLs
Get the Client ID string that Twitch provides for your application and save it somewhere. You will need it later in your extension code.
Getting Started
Update your extension package.json with the following:
Then to initiate an authenticated session in your extension you'll need to use the following code:
const twitchSession = await vscode.authentication.getSession(
"twitch", // Always use this as it identifies the authentication provider to use
["TWITCH_CLIENT_ID:<your-client-id>", "chat:read", "chat:edit"], // The Twitch API scopes you wish to request permission for from the user.
{ createIfNone: true } // An option that will create a new session if one isn't already found
);
⚠ As part of the scopes you need to provide your Twitch App Client ID as a separate "scope" using the following convention: "TWITCH_CLIENT_ID:<your-client-id>" ⚠
After you have successfully create an authenticated session twitchSession will consist of the following that you can use how you choose:
{
"id": "A string of a unique identifier for the authenticated session",
"accessToken": "A string representing the Twitch provided token for the user that authorized your extension/app",
"account": {
"id": "A string of a unique identifier for the user account",
"label": "A string of the human readable user name"
},
"scopes": "An array of strings for the scopes associated with the authenticated session"
}
Licenses
The software code is licensed under the MIT License.
Some software code is adapted from Microsoft's GitHub Authentication provider Visual Studio Code extension and is licensed under the MIT License as well. See the licenses/LICENSE-MIT-Microsoft file and the NOTICE file for more details.
The account-cowboy-hat image used in this project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. See the licenses/LICENSE-APACHE file and the NOTICE file for more details.
