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@@ -267,8 +267,8 @@ twitch_miner.mine(
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"streamer-username10",
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"streamer-username11"
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], # Array of streamers (order = priority)
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followers=False, # Automatic download the list of your followers (unable to set custom settings for you followers list)
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order=FollowersOrder.ASC # Order of the followers list. ASC or DESC
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followers=False, # Automatic download the list of your followers
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order=FollowersOrder.ASC # Sort the followers list by follow date. ASC or DESC
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)
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```
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You can also use all the default values except for your username obv. Short version:
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@@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ Start mining! `python run.py` 🥳
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### Limits
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> Twitch has a limit - you can't watch more than two channels at one time. We take the first two streamers from the list as they have the highest priority.
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Make sure to write the streamers array in order of priority from left to right. If you use `followers=True` Twitch return the streamers order by followed_at. So your last follow has the highest priority.
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Make sure to write the streamers array in order of priority from left to right. If you use `followers=True` you can choose to download the followers sorted by follow date (ASC or DESC).
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## Settings
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Most of the settings are self-explained and are commented on in the example.
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