So I’m trying to collect the total amount of subs the logged ind user have.
But I’m getting these error’s and I’m not sure why.
[Twitch] Response Data: {error: "Unprocessable Entity", status: 422, message: "undefined does not have a subscription program"}
[Twitch] API Error: Unprocessable Entity; undefined does not have a subscription program
Here’s what I’m doing:
Javascript
var streamerName;
...
var subCountURL;
$(document).ready(function() {
Twitch.init({
clientId: Client_ID
}, function(error, status) {
// the sdk is now loaded
Twitch.api({
method: 'channel'
}, function(error, channel) {
streamerName = channel.name;
...
subCountURL = "channels/" + streamerName + "/subscriptions";
updateUI();
});
Twitch.api({
method: "channels/" + streamerName + "/subscriptions" // CALLING THE SUBS HERE - THIS DOESNT WORK
}, function(error, channels) {
totalSubs = channels._total;
updateUI();
});
Dist
2
Is the logged in user a Twitch partner or affiliate? Because if not then they don’t have a subscription program just as the error message says.
I’m logging in and testing it, and im affiliated, so it should not come up with this problem.
Although, if i make the URL one string with my twitch username in it directly, then it works.
Like this:
"channels/" + streamerName + "/subscriptions" - DONT WORK
"channels/MY-TWITCH-USERNAME/subscriptions" - THIS WORKS, AND I GET THE INFO
Dist
4
That’s likely because streamerName has no value. You declare the variable but then use it in a function before you ever give it a value. You need to wait for your first api call to finish (which you then have assigning it a value) before calling the 2nd function.
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3ventic
5
Twitch.api is asynchronous, the 2nd Twitch.api is called before the callback to your first one, which sets the value for streamerName
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Thanks for the help! Didn’t knew that. It’s working now 
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