Linking accounts
Linking ties a Minecraft account to one channel per platform. It needs the streamgate.link permission,
which is granted to everyone by default.
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In game, run
/streamgate link <platform>. The server replies with a six-character code that is valid for ten minutes. -
Open the authorization page shown in chat and sign in to the platform. Enter the code when asked.
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Back in game, the player gets a confirmation and the link shows up in
/streamgate status.
Platform notes
Section titled “Platform notes”- Scopes requested: read chat, read follows and subscriptions. StreamGate never posts as the streamer unless the chat bridge is set to two-way.
- Twitch tokens expire after 60 days of inactivity. Since 1.6.1 the backend refreshes them on its own; older versions needed the streamer to link again.
- Only live streams are tracked, not premieres or uploads.
- Live chat arrives as push events since 1.6.0. If your config still has
youtube.poll-interval, remove it, it is ignored.
- Kick has no official follow events yet, so
StreamFollowEventis never fired for Kick channels. - Chat bridge and live alerts work as on the other platforms.
Unlinking
Section titled “Unlinking”/streamgate unlink <platform> removes the link and revokes the stored token on the backend at once.
Staff with streamgate.admin can unlink anyone with /streamgate unlink <platform> <player>.