2.6.2: Maintenance release

This is a maintenance release.

We're now using Twurple 6 to access the Twitch API.
Other devDependencies were updated as well.

(Note about this GitHub repo: it's now detached from upstream and master is the default branch again.)

Bellow a copy of the 2.6.0 release notes.

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This release adds support for 7TV emotes.
It is also possible to pick between the WEBP and AVIF image formats during the fetching.
Example usage: fetcher.fetchSevenTVEmotes(44317909, 'avif');
(Note that the second parameter is optional and is webp by default.)

Dependencies were also updated.

2.6.1: Fix crash with 7TV

Format might be missing and not properly set to the channel object.

(Note about this GitHub repo: it's now detached from upstream and master is the default branch again.)

Bellow a copy of the 2.6.0 release notes.

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This release adds support for 7TV emotes.
It is also possible to pick between the WEBP and AVIF image formats during the fetching.
Example usage: fetcher.fetchSevenTVEmotes(44317909, 'avif');
(Note that the second parameter is optional and is webp by default.)

Dependencies were also updated.

2.6.0: Add support for 7TV emotes

This release adds support for 7TV emotes.
It is also possible to pick between the WEBP and AVIF image formats during the fetching.
Example usage: fetcher.fetchSevenTVEmotes(44317909, 'avif');
(Note that the second parameter is optional and is webp by default.)

Dependencies were also updated.

2.5.0: Updated Twitch's CDN template

This release supports Twitch's new Emotes CDN URL template.
This new template can now return an image/gif for animated emotes.

Dependecies were also updated.

2.4.1: Fixes typings from 2.4.0

This release (hopefully) fixes typings with the changes introduced in 2.4.0.

Bellow a copy of the 2.4.0 release notes.

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BREAKING

This package now requires to pass a Twitch Client ID and a Client Secret to EmoteFetcher before fetching Twitch emotes.

const clientId = '<your client id>';
const clientSecret = '<your client secret>';

const fetcher = new EmoteFetcher(clientId, clientSecret);

To create a Twitch app: https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps/create
(Set the OAuth Redirect URLs to http://localhost)

2.4.0: Twitch emotes now fetched via Twitch Helix API

BREAKING

This package now requires to pass a Twitch Client ID and a Client Secret to EmoteFetcher before fetching Twitch emotes.

const clientId = '<your client id>';
const clientSecret = '<your client secret>';

const fetcher = new EmoteFetcher(clientId, clientSecret);

To create a Twitch app: https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps/create
(Set the OAuth Redirect URLs to http://localhost)

2.3.2: Dependencies upgrade and a minor fix

Minor update that might be best for TypeScript users.

• Bump eslint and jsdoc devDeps.
• .json() throws a TypeError (#12 - @Killusions)

2.3.1: Replace deprecated dep and Twitch Global fallback

In this release, the deprecated dependencies request and request-promise have been replaced with sindresorhus/got.
A future release might make use of got's caching if proven useful.

A fallback has also been implemented when fetching Twitch's Global Emotes:

We've seen twitchemotes.com's API returning "channel not found" at multiple occasions (as of early May 2021).
A fallback system to a static json for the global emotes is in place, but if their service is down or not working you will not be able to fetch the list of emotes from a specific channel.
If you have an alternative API or some quick code to get them from Twitch directly, feel free to share in Issue #8.

BetterTTV and FrankerFaceZ are still working fine.

2.3.0: Support BTTV v3 API, support FFZ with Twitch IDs

BREAKING CHANGES: fetchBTTVEmotes takes the ID of the channel as a parameter instead of a string of the channel name.

2.2.0: Support TwitchEmote's v4 API, upgrade deps

The v3 API got shut down.
The default HTML template was also fixed.

BREAKING CHANGES: fetchTwitchEmotes takes the ID of the channel as a parameter instead of a string or array of strings with the channel name.