Too bad its not working anymore...

[aimarket]

I like the concept of this program but since twitch changed their website HTML code, the driver cant detect old element names. Also, the higher security when trying to log in is difficult to bypass since it is asking me to input code that is sent to email. If it tries to log in right away again it will make you play a short game to detect you're not a bot. RIP

[andrei-zgirvaci]

Hi, in case twitch changed their website HTML, you can change the xPaths following this guide.

I will be honest with you, I am not maintaining this project anymore as I no longer use it. But I always encourage people to fork it and submit pull requests in case they manage to fix something or add stuff.

Thank you!

[Astrofluke]

Hi, in case twitch changed their website HTML, you can change the xPaths following this guide.

I will be honest with you, I am not maintaining this project anymore as I no longer use it. But I always encourage people to fork it and submit pull requests in case they manage to fix something or add stuff.

Thank you!

Hey, Anrei,

How do I grab these specific fields?

"username_input": { <---- is this the username of the channel?

1. "type": "xPath", <---- I'm trying to find this
2. "value": "//div[contains(@data-a-target,'login-username-input')]/input" <----- also trying to find this

},

[andrei-zgirvaci]

@Astrofluke

"username_input" - is the username input on the login page.

You can use this tool to find the xPath of an element on a page.

[callaghanjames]

@Astrofluke did you ever get anywhere with the xPath update?