Partner Plus Points is a .NET Console Application designed for retrieving and outputting your current Partner Plus Points count in real time.
- Outputs your Partner Plus points to a text file with a customizable string.
- Allows you to update your goal point count at any time.
- Can display Partner Plus points as a fluctuating count (like sub points) or just as an increasing number.
- Provides a simple command line interface for easily updating settings.
- Instantly updates the count on new subscriptions and tier upgrades.
To use this program, just download and run the executable from the latest releases page and then follow the instructions given.
This program will create a settings file in the same directory to store your preferences. In addition, this program downloads Firefox to extract your API keys from, and this Firefox install is also stored in the same directory.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -h, --help | Displays the help message with all command line arguments. |
| -g, --gqltoken | Uses the GQL auth token provided by the user. Use with -t to skip the browser. |
| -n, --nostore | Sets the "store sensitive info" variable to false, which means your GQL auth token will not be saved. |
| -r, --reset | Resets the program to its default state. Must be used by itself. |
| -t, -twitchtoken | Uses the Twitch user access token provided by the user. Use with -g to skip the browser. |
This program uses Twitch's undocumented GraphQL endpoint to retrieve your Partner Plus points count in real time. In addition, it also keeps track of new subscriptions by itself to be ahead of Twitch's own API.
In the case of an incremental count, the following GQL query is used, with startDate being the current time and endDate being three months ago:
query {
creatorProgramInfo(channelID:, endDate:, startDate:) {
partnerPlusProgram {
subPoints {
count
}
}
}
}
In the case of a fluctuating count, the following GQL query is used, with startAt being the current time and endAt being one month ago:
query {
revenues(startAt:, endAt:, timeZone:"UTC", channelID:) {
revenuePanel {
paidSubscriptions {
tierOneSubs {
subCount
}
tierTwoSubs {
subCount
}
tierThreeSubs {
subCount
}
}
}
}
}
In theory, this program supports all versions of Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. However, in my testing, I found that Twitch would not allow Firefox on Ubuntu (ARM) to sign in. In cases like these, you must manually provide your API keys using the command line arguments.
You can use two different methods to get your GQL authorization token. The first is to view your browser's cookies and find the cookie value for "auth-token" on Twitch's website. The second method is to go to Twitch's home page and use the network viewer. Look for the second POST request made to gql.twitch.tv and check the request headers. There, you will find an Authorization header. Remove "OAuth" and that will be your GQL authorization token.
To get your user access token, simply go to https://shoujo.tv/authorization.html, sign in, and give PartnerPlusPoints permission to see your subs. The following page will output your Twitch user access token.
Contributions of any kind are more than welcome. Just make a pull request!
This software is licensed under the GNU GPL v3