const.py.example

# duration in seconds
# Note twitcasting api allows upto 60 requests per minute
SLEEP_TIME = 1

# Client ID and Client Secret obtained from Twitcasting's developer page
CLIENT_ID= ""
CLIENT_SECRET= ""

# Discord webhook url
WEBHOOK_URL = None

# Path to the cookie or specify --cookies-from-browser <browser name> like how it's done in yt-dlp or specify None
COOKIES = "--cookies-from-browser chrome"

LOGGING = False

# screen_id or id
user_ids = ['robocosan', 'natsuiromatsuri', 'yozoramel', 'akirosenthal',
            'minatoaqua', 'oozorasubaru', 'murasakishionch', 'yuzukichococh',
            'nekomataokayu', 'uruharushia', 'himemoriluna']
user_ids += ['whatweneed8837', '8ra195', 'masimasi0']

# Example: OUTPUT_PATH = "H:\\DownloadArchive\\【Twitcasting Archive】" or r"H:/DownloadArchive/【Twitcasting Archive】"
OUTPUT_PATH = ""

# Example: PASSWORD_PATH = "H:\\DownloadArchive\\【Twitcasting Archive】\\passwords.txt"
# This is the path to your password text files and each password will be used to check and see if it can unlock a
# protected stream. This will happen simultaneously so make sure there aren't hundreds of passwords.
# Note there should be one password per line in the text file
PASSWORD_PATH = ""