Initial Setup Instructions:

Streamer.bot Scheduler Settings:

To begin saving all information that will be needed for Twitch, Google Calendar, and/or Discord, you will first need to know how to use the Settings in Streamer.bot.

• Select Settings under the Multi-Scheduler Category in Actions.

• Right click on the Test in the Trigger section and choose Test Trigger.

  

• Input all information in the form for necessary postings. In order to use these, you will need to set up the API connections with each of the providers (instructions below).

  • If using Avatar URL or Local File, ensure exact matching text is inputted (ex: D:/Stream Stuff/My Pic.png)

  

• When all relevant information has been entered, press Save.

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Twitch:

To create a connection to the Twitch API, follow these steps:

1. Login with Your Twitch Account: https://dev.twitch.tv/

   1. Select Your Console in the top right.

2. Register Your Application:

   • Log in to the Twitch Developer Console.
   • Navigate to the "Applications" section and click "Register Your Application".

   

   • Fill in the required details:
     • Name: A unique name for your application.
     • OAuth Redirect URLs: The URL where users will be redirected after authentication. For this you will use http://localhost:6969.
     • Category: Select the category that best fits your application (I used website integration).
   • After registration, note down the Client ID and Client Secret. These are essential for authentication.
   1. Use the test button on the Settings Action in Streamer.bot and fill in the Client ID and Client Secret.
   2. Click Save

   Google:

   

   Step 1: Create a Project in Google Cloud Console

   1. Visit the Google Cloud Console: https://console.cloud.google.com/

   2. Log in with your Google account if prompted.

   3. Click on Select a project in the top navigation bar.

      

   4. Click New Project and provide:

      • A Project Name (e.g., "Google Calendar API Project").

      • An optional Organization and Location.

        

   5. Click Create.

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   Step 2: Enable the Google Calendar API

   1. Inside your newly created project, go to the APIs & Services section in the left-hand menu.

      

   2. Click Library.

   3. Search for Google Calendar API in the search bar.

   4. Scroll down to find Google Calendar API from the results and click. Then click Enable.

      

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   Step 3: Create Credentials

   1. In the APIs & Services menu, click on Credentials.

      

   2. Click Create Credentials and select OAuth 2.0 Client ID.

      

      • If you haven’t already configured the OAuth consent screen, you’ll be prompted to do so. Follow the steps below:
        1. Go to OAuth Consent Screen. You will be instructed to configure consent screen, click the configure button and proceed. Then ****choose External.
        2. Provide the App Name (your choice), User Support Email (your email), and Developer Contact Information (your contact info).
        3. Under Scopes, click Add or Remove Scopes and include ../auth/calendar and ../auth/calendar.events. Click Update when selected.
        4. Test user can be added if desired or if instructed. Your Email will suffice. This is not required. Press Save and Continue.

   3. Return to the Credentials page and select OAuth 2.0 Client ID.

   4. Choose an application type:

      • Select Desktop App for a local application.

   5. You will now see Client ID and Client Secret. You will need both to enter into the Settings in Streamer.bot.

   6. In areas that require a domain or other web address, use https://localhost:1313 (or variations of, i.e. http://localhost ). 1313 the port streamer.bot will use for the Google API.

Discord

To create a Discord Webhook, follow these steps:

1. Create or choose a channel that you want to assign the webhook.

2. Click the Cog Wheel next to the channel name.

   

   • Select Integrations and then select Webhooks.

   

   • Select New Webhook and name your webhook (picture is optional). Make sure you have the correct channel selected.

   

   • Click Copy Webhook URL and past it into the settings in Streamer.bot.

Using the Multi-Scheduler:

• To start, right click the Test trigger and run a Test Trigger.

• You will be prompted to search a Category. This is the category you are looking to select on Twitch.