Project19 (Streamer Statistics)

March 23, 2021 ~ 1 min read

Twitch & Mixer Bot with a Web UI.

Note: This project is archived. Support is limited.

Project information

A Twitch & Mixer bot that I challenged myself to create under the winter vacation of 2019 and until beginning of 2020. Created with help of a Node.js backend for both the bot and the website.

Technologies used

I used new technologies and libraries that I had only heard about, to challenge myself a bit and to better understand how websockets work and interact.

For the website

AdonisJS - For almost all of its feature sets, both as an ORM for the PostgreSQL & SQLite3 databases and as a web server base.
Sass & Bulma.io CSS - For the UI design, is easy to prototype with and at the same time get nice layouts.
lighterhtml - For the frontend dynamic HTML layout. Uses template strings, just like lit-html.

For the bots

dank-twitch-irc - An open source Node.js library for Twitch IRC. Easy to use.
@mixer/client-node - Node.js library by Microsoft for the, now nonexistent, Mixer service.

Read the rest of the code above here.

Everything I learned in this project I used in the followup project, “BeFriendlier”.

Links

GitHub - Project19

Content updated: January 14, 2023

Technologies used

I used new technologies and libraries that I had only heard about, to challenge myself a bit and to better understand how websockets work and interact.

AdonisJS - For almost all of its feature sets, both as an ORM for the PostgreSQL & SQLite3 databases and as a web server base.

Sass & Bulma.io CSS - For the UI design, is easy to prototype with and at the same time get nice layouts.

lighterhtml - For the frontend dynamic HTML layout. Uses template strings, just like lit-html.

dank-twitch-irc - An open source Node.js library for Twitch IRC. Easy to use.

@mixer/client-node - Node.js library by Microsoft for the, now nonexistent, Mixer service.

Everything I learned in this project I used in the followup project, “BeFriendlier”.