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[Feature Request] Allow local entries for own tools adding songs to the queue #39
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There is an undocumented UDP interface to do this - used for channel points handler atm :) I believe its on port 10360. |
Use code for documentation if you can figure it out :) |
So it should work without connecting to twitch? What about the need of chatcore, should it work without it? |
Honestly never tested that. |
a better question is, is the chatcore plugin required, and can it work with it without it being connected. |
Don't really have the time atm to investigate - really busy with another project this weekend. |
best thing to do is just try it and see if it runs |
Okay will try that. I think the presence of a UDP interface could be a chance |
Okay i tested just a bit, UDPListener was started according to the logs. I tested with a small UDP tool, which can send messages. But the question which i have is, in which format should such a request over UDP look like? |
It looks like the UDP interface is just for calling one method -> MoveRequestPositionInQueue(), there are no other methods, so only a "mtt" command will be processed... |
It would be great, if we don't need the twitch connect, so that users can build their own tools for sending requests to the mod. E.g. i build a small chat tool, which does send the bot request via tcp/udp/websocket what so ever to the SongRequestManager mod, instead of requesting from twitch. Would this be possible?
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