package goals import ( "context" "encoding/json" "net/http" "net/url" "time" ) type GetCreatorGoalsResponse struct { Data []Goal `json:"data"` } type Goal struct { // An ID that identifies this goal. Id string `json:"id"` // An ID that identifies the broadcaster that created the goal. BroadcasterId string `json:"broadcaster_id"` // The broadcaster’s display name. BroadcasterName string `json:"broadcaster_name"` // The broadcaster’s login name. BroadcasterLogin string `json:"broadcaster_login"` // The type of goal. Possible values are: // // follower — The goal is to increase followers. // // subscription — The goal is to increase subscriptions. // This type shows the net increase or decrease in tier points associated with the subscriptions. // // subscription_count — The goal is to increase subscriptions. // This type shows the net increase or decrease in the number of subscriptions. // // new_subscription — The goal is to increase subscriptions. // This type shows only the net increase in tier points associated with the subscriptions // (it does not account for users that unsubscribed since the goal started). // // new_subscription_count — The goal is to increase subscriptions. // This type shows only the net increase in the number of subscriptions // (it does not account for users that unsubscribed since the goal started). Type string `json:"type"` // A description of the goal. Is an empty string if not specified. Description string `json:"description"` // The goal’s current value. // // The goal’s type determines how this value is increased or decreased. // // If type is follower, this field is set to the broadcasters current number of followers. // This number increases with new followers and decreases when users unfollow the broadcaster. // // If type is subscription, this field is increased and decreased by the points value associated with the subscription tier. // For example, if a tier-two subscription is worth 2 points, this field is increased or decreased by 2, not 1. // // If type is subscription_count, this field is increased by 1 for each new subscription and decreased by 1 for each user that unsubscribes. // // If type is new_subscription, this field is increased by the points value associated with the subscription tier. // For example, if a tier-two subscription is worth 2 points, this field is increased by 2, not 1. // // If type is new_subscription_count, this field is increased by 1 for each new subscription. CurrentAmount int `json:"current_amount"` // The goal’s target value. // // For example, if the broadcaster has 200 followers before creating the goal, // and their goal is to double that number, this field is set to 400. TargetAmount int `json:"target_amount"` // The UTC date and time (in RFC3339 format) that the broadcaster created the goal. CreatedAt time.Time `json:"created_at"` } // Gets the broadcaster’s list of active goals. Use this endpoint to get the current progress of each goal. // // Instead of polling for the progress of a goal, consider subscribing to receive notifications when a goal makes progress // using the channel.goal.progress subscription type. Read More: https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/goals#requesting-event-notifications // // Requires a user access token that includes the channel:read:goals scope. func (c *Goals) GetCreatorGoals(ctx context.Context, broadcasterID string) (*GetCreatorGoalsResponse, error) { endpoint := c.baseUrl.ResolveReference(&url.URL{Path: "goals", RawQuery: "broadcaster_id=" + broadcasterID}) req, err := http.NewRequestWithContext(ctx, http.MethodGet, endpoint.String(), nil) if err != nil { return nil, err } res, err := c.client.Do(req) if err != nil { return nil, err } defer res.Body.Close() var data GetCreatorGoalsResponse if err := json.NewDecoder(res.Body).Decode(&data); err != nil { return nil, err } return &data, nil }