StreamWeasels Twitch Integration
Embed Twitch streams with our collection of Twitch Blocks and Shortcodes. Works with Block Editor, Classic Editor, and Page Builders. The most advanced Twitch plugin for WordPress For over 8 years, StreamWeasels have been helping thousands of WordPress websites display twitch streams in their WordPress websites. StreamWeasels Twitch Integration is the latest and greatest plugin from StreamWeasels that takes Twitch Integration to the next level. This plugin allows you to display twitch streams anywhere on your website in a variety of unique and professional-looking layouts. Embed a Single Twitch Stream based on Channel StreamWeasels Twitch Integration allows you to embed a single Twitch stream anywhere on your website with our easy-to-use Gutenberg block or shortcode. Embed a single stream with the following shortcode: [sw-embed channel=”lirik”] No Twitch API connection required for a single stream embed Customise your embed with the following options: Autoplay Start Muted Embed Chat Colour Theme Embed Width Embed Height Display Twitch Streams by Game, Channel List, Team and more StreamWeasels Twitch Integration allows you to display groups of streams from Twitch based on Games, Channels, Teams, Languages, Titles and more. Embed a group of streams with the following shortcode: [sw-twitch channels=”monstercat,lirik,sodapoppin”] Twitch API connection required for a group of streams embed Display upto 1000 streamers playing a specific Game. Display upto 1000 streamers from a specified List of Channels. Display upto 1000 streamers from a specific Twitch Team. Display only streams with a specific tag in the Stream Title. Display streams in a specific language only. Advanced Combinations You can combine our options for some very powerful Twitch Integrations. Display all streamers from a Twitch Team only if they are playing a specific Game. Display all streamers from a List of Channels only if they are playing a specific Game. Display all streamers playing a specific Game but only if they have a specific Tag in their Stream Title. Examples Here are some real examples from some of the many StreamWeasels Twitch Integration users. Display all users from a Twitch Team but only if they’re playing League of Legends. Display 100 GTA V Streamers but only if they have NoPixel in their Stream Title. Display all users from a Twitch Team but only if they have #LGBTQ+ in their Stream Title. Display all streamers playing Music but only if they have Requests in their Stream Title. Layouts The best part about StreamWeasels Twitch Integration is our library of Add-on Plugins. Our free Add-ons allow you to unlock a variety of different layouts for your Twitch streams. Free Layouts [Layout] Twitch Wall. Display a large number of streams all on one page, just like Twitch. [Layout] Twitch Player. Display a any number of streams in a small space, with a scrolling sidebar and space for the embed. [Layout] Twitch Rail. Display a large number of streams in a tiny space, with the ability to swipe left and right. [Layout] Twitch Status. Simply display your Twitch live status on every page of your website. [Layout] Twitch Vods. The easiest way to display Twitch VODS on your website. PRO Layouts [Layout] Twitch Feature. Slick, professional-style layout inspired by the Twitch homepage. [Layout] Twitch Nav. The easiest way to display Twitch status in your main navigation. [Layout] Twitch Showcase. Professional eSports-inspired layout. Read More If you want to learn more about StreamWeasels Twitch Integration, check out these links. Twitch Integration – Getting Started Guide Check out our YouTube Guides Follow us on Twitter Join us on Discord Need Help? Get in touch!
TwitchPress
Add the power of the Twitch API to your WordPress by installing this plugin. Some features are similar to those found in premium plugins and as development continues. More features will match those premium plugins. TwitchPress is unofficial and has not been endorsed by Twitch Interactive, Inc. Use of this plugin requires the full understanding and acceptance of Twitch Interactive, Inc. terms of service. Links Blog GitHub Developers Twitter TwitchPress Twitter Authors Twitch Discord Chat Patreon Pledges PayPal Donations Features List Free Pro Features Sign-In Via Twitch Registration Via Twitch Follower Only Content Embed Live Streams Embed Live Chat Full-Width Split-Screen Layout Redirect Visitors Anywhere Channel List Shortcode Twitch.tv Logo as Avatars Beta Features Ultimate Members Integration Subscribers Only Content Subscriber Only Posts Subscriber Roles/Capabilities Support The plugins development is fully supported. The community can support each other on the projects Discord and you can unlock premium support by joining the projects Patreon or donating via PayPal or other agreed methods. Languages Translator needed to localize the Channel Solution for Twitch. Contributors List of developers and people who have supported development in a technical way… nookyyy – A popular Twitch.tv streamer who done half of the testing. IBurn36360 – Author of the main Twitch API class on GitHub. Automattic – The plugins initial design is massively based on their work. Ashley Rich – I used a great class by Ashley (Username A5shleyRich). Version Numbers and Updating Explanation of versioning used by myself Ryan Bayne. The versioning scheme I use is called “Semantic Versioning 2.0.0” and more information about it can be found at http://semver.org/ These are the rules followed to increase the TwitchPress plugin version number. Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the: MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes, MINOR version when you add functionality in a backwards-compatible manner, and PATCH version when you make backwards-compatible bug fixes. Additional labels for pre-release and build metadata are available as extensions to the MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH format.
