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[Twitch] Remove random_user

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Alex Thomassen 2023-08-11 23:18:28 +02:00
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@ -159,19 +159,6 @@ endpoints:
notes:
- 'Retrieves a random subscriber from the channel, assuming they have already authorized with DecAPI.'
- 'If you have already authorized via "subcount" or "subpoints", you can already use this API.'
- route: "random_user/:channel"
parameters:
- name: ":channel"
description: "The channel to retrieve the logged in users from."
qs:
- name: "exclude"
description: 'A comma-separated list of <strong>users</strong> you wish to ignore.'
- name: "ignore"
description: 'A comma-separated list of <strong>groups</strong> you wish to ignore. These groups are the specific user types. Currently that means the following: <code>moderators, staff, admins, global_mods, viewers</code>.'
notes:
- '<span class="text-warning">This is currently broken, due to changes <a href="https://discuss.dev.twitch.tv/t/legacy-chatters-endpoint-shutdown-details-and-timeline-april-2023/43161">with the Twitch API</a> that was used for this data. The alternative API is being considered, but there is no guarantee it will be implemented.</span>'
- 'Retrieves a list of users that are <strong>currently logged into chat</strong> in the specified channel, then picks one of them randomly.'
- 'Keep in mind that this picks a user that is "logged into" <strong>chat</strong>. You can be connected to chat without watching the stream. "Chatters" is not the same as "viewers".'
- route: "subcount/:channel"
cached: true
parameters: