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This is so cool!
When I catch a few moments of spare time from work and family obligations, I might fork this and integrate it with streamlink-twitch-gui.
Streamlink Twitch GUI has a feature to automatically open a web browser with the selected stream’s chat feed. I think an easy mod would be to replace the “open chat in browser” functionality with your terminal feed.
That’s pretty cool
I’ve been wanting to code something like this from the first time i started using Textual. I guess now i don’t have to!
There have been other projects before that did the same thing. I used to use twitch-chat-cli, but now it’s broken due to some dependency issue (it’s written in JS, npm is a giant dependency hell), so I needed to look for an alternative. Fortunately, I found this project, and it’s even written in Rust, which is awesome.
wow i was impressed to see the emote support. how about third party emote support? PauseChamp
It supports BTTV, 7TV and FFZ
https://xithrius.github.io/twitch-tui/guide/configuration.html#emotes
thanks! i was just configuring it myself and i saw that! amazing
Unfortunately, I didn’t get it to work. Neither in iTerm2, kitty or WezTerm.
it explicitly checks for the environment variable “TERM=xterm-kitty” if that helps.
Bruh, I specifically changed this variable, so I wouldn’t have issues with ssh, because it doesn’t work with TERM=xterm-kitty
Edit: I figured I could just use a simplealias twt="TERM=xterm-kitty twt"in my shell config to fix this.
