Tiny Twitch Helix API wrapper based on fetch.
pnpm install @mastondzn/helix
import { createHelixClient } from '@mastondzn/helix';
const helix = createHelixClient({
// you should at least provide your credentials:
headers: {
'Client-ID': 'your-client-id',
Authorization: 'Bearer your-token',
},
// these are optional, and the specified values are the defaults:
// whether to throw non-200 status codes as HTTPError
throwHttpErrors: true,
// whether or not you can access paths in camelCase. (customRewards instead of custom_rewards)
camelCasePath: true,
// specify any other fetch-compatible function
fetch: globalThis.fetch,
// specify another baseUrl
baseUrl: 'https://api.twitch.tv/helix',
});
const response = await helix.users.get({
query: { login: ['mastondzn'] },
// ... other fetch options are also available here
signal: new AbortController().signal,
});
const body = await response.json();
// body.data is typed correctly for the used endpoint
const response = await helix.channelPoints.customRewards
.post({
// enforced query parameters and body shapes
body: {
cost: 10_000,
title: 'foo',
max_per_stream: 1,
},
query: { broadcaster_id: '44601243' },
})
.catch((error) => {
// by default, non-200 status codes throw an HTTPError
if (error instanceof HTTPError) {
// error.request is the used request
// error.response is the response object
}
});
Most endpoints should be available, like they appear on the Twitch API Reference.
For example, if you need to use the Get Global Chat Badges endpoint, you can access it via helix.chat.badges.global.get()
.
The url gets built as you access keys on the JavaScript Proxy.
This allows for the package's js bundle to be pretty low, while still providing strong type hints.
- twitch-api-swagger, for providing the openapi spec for Twitch.
- hono's rpc client, for the inspiration.