... just in case you need more buttons ...
(or should work - it's not heavily tested yet)
The buttons in the corners are for:
Click the purple button and login with Twitch.
After login you see a set of preconfigured buttons. Those might be not very useful for you, but give you a clue how the buttons work.
Tap the editor icon bottom right to access the editor grid.
In this view the buttons aren't dangerous anymore ;)
Drag and drop to change order, use empty buttons to fill lines. There are two additional buttons: adds an empty button, dropping it over the deletes it.
The configuration of your buttons is synced with the backend and will be available on any device you log in with the same Twitch account.
Tap one of the buttons to see how it's configured.
Set label, icon and color for appearance. There is a picker for the icons but you can type the the name of any Font Awesome icon you know.
Then choose the action and configure the payload. You can use placeholders like "{{twitch.getstream.viewer_count}}" or "{{location.getlocation.display_name}}" to make it a little more sophisticated. We currently have data providers like that for Twitch API, OpenStreetMap and OpenWeatherMap. You can find an overview in the data provider manual.
Close the form and then tap the icon bottom right to return to the button grid.
Remember, those buttons are connected to your real world twitch account. But now have fun!
I have IFTTT and Discord almost ready but the app can currently only deal with one Oauth provider. So this needs to be addressed first.
But from here it's up to you to suggest more endpoints, more API connectors, more data providers or whatever floats your boat.
Use the Feedback button in the top left corner of the app to get in touch. Add some contact information if you expect a reply ;)
