using the user:read:follows scope we can access who the user is following.
with this we can implement a "Follower can Submit" rule.
This scope should be fine being requested by default as we dont have any information before clip submission if that rule is active or not, this should obviously only request that information if we actually need that (e.g. broadcaster of given clip has enabled the rule) and only request for the given broadcaster, we should never request the entire list.
https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-followed-channels
There is a alternative api to get all followers of a broadcaster but this would require a active user token from the given broadcaster which can be an issue as this API does not allow access with past authorization from that broadcaster (yet?)
using the
user:read:followsscope we can access who the user is following.with this we can implement a "Follower can Submit" rule.
This scope should be fine being requested by default as we dont have any information before clip submission if that rule is active or not, this should obviously only request that information if we actually need that (e.g. broadcaster of given clip has enabled the rule) and only request for the given broadcaster, we should never request the entire list.
https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-followed-channels
There is a alternative api to get all followers of a broadcaster but this would require a active user token from the given broadcaster which can be an issue as this API does not allow access with past authorization from that broadcaster (yet?)