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Twitch is a popular live streaming service for users who want to broadcast themselves playing games or watch others play their favorite games. Viewers can also chat with streamers, making it a highly interactive platform. You’ll use Twitch API to manage the live streams, games, and channels. 

In this course, you’ll learn the Twitch REST API endpoints of Users, Channels, Streams, Videos, and Clips. These endpoints cover the entire spectrum of the functionality offered by Twitch.

By the end of this course, you’ll be familiar with the fundamentals of the Twitch API and will be able to handle integrations into your projects.

Managing Channel and Video Data with the Twitch API in JavaScript

Each stream has at least one game—or category as they're called on Twitch—associated with it that the streamer will be playing online. Streamers can also divide their streams into chapters, where each chapter has a separate category associated with it. This helps viewers find their streams based on the games they want to see being played.

Learn to search for and retrieve top categories using the Twitch API.

Stream Categories

Introduction

Users

Channels

Streams

Videos and Clips

Conclusion

Appendix

Stream Categories