CredentialManager

If you want to use credential-manager to store/read OAuth2 tokens (or directly utilize an AuthenticationController instance), you can build a CredentialManager yourself, and pass it to the builder via the .withCredentialManager(credentialManager) method.

tip

Most users do not need to manually create a CredentialManager, and can ignore this page.

Register the twitch identity provider using the AuthModule

Java

CredentialManager credentialManager = CredentialManagerBuilder.builder().build();
TwitchAuth.registerIdentityProvider(credentialManager, "your-client-id", "your-client-secret", "your-redirect-url");

Kotlin

val credentialManager = CredentialManagerBuilder.builder().build().also {
    TwitchAuth.registerIdentityProvider(it, "your-client-id", "your-client-secret", "your-redirect-url")
}

Groovy

def credentialManager = CredentialManagerBuilder.builder().build()
TwitchAuth.registerIdentityProvider(credentialManager, "your-client-id", "your-client-secret", "your-redirect-url")

Register the twitch identity provider manually

Java

CredentialManager credentialManager = CredentialManagerBuilder.builder().build();
credentialManager.registerIdentityProvider(new TwitchIdentityProvider("jzkbprff40iqj646a697cyrvl0zt2m6", "**SECRET**", ""));

Kotlin

val credentialManager = CredentialManagerBuilder.builder().build().also {
  it.registerIdentityProvider(TwitchIdentityProvider("jzkbprff40iqj646a697cyrvl0zt2m6", "**SECRET**", ""))
}

Groovy

def credentialManager = CredentialManagerBuilder.builder().build()
credentialManager.registerIdentityProvider(new TwitchIdentityProvider("jzkbprff40iqj646a697cyrvl0zt2m6", "**SECRET**", ""))