In the first part of this series, I showed how I was saving Twitch messages to a database via Go.
In part two, I’ll cover the architecture, caching strategies, and how I compute real-time stats efficiently using NestJS. This project pulls Twitch chat data from our MongoDB database and exposes a few public endpoints. These endpoints will be used later to build a dashboard.
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Github repo: https://github.com/michaelfioretti/twitch-chat-api
API Url: https://twitch-chat-api.onrender.com
Endpoints:
- /api/chat - Used for fetching chat message statistics. Can be filtered by Twitch channel by using `?channels=channel1,channel2,channel3
- /api/bits - Used for fetching messages with bits statistics. Can be filtered by Twitch channel by using `?channels=channel1,channel2,channel3
- /api/streamer/top10 - Gets the top 10 streamers by total number of messages sent in their chats.
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