Twitch: Most-used fields#
The table below gives information about most-used fields that you can import from Twitch. Other fields might also be available in Adverity.
The fields that you can fetch in Adverity are updated regularly to reflect updates to data source APIs.
API name |
Description |
Use in Adverity |
|---|---|---|
followed_at |
The date and time when the user started following the broadcaster channel. The timestamp is in UTC. |
dimension |
follower_from_id |
The unique identifier of the user who is following the broadcaster channel. |
dimension |
follower_from_name |
The display name of the user who is following the broadcaster channel. |
dimension |
follower_to_id |
The unique identifier of the broadcaster channel being followed. |
dimension |
follower_to_name |
The display name of the broadcaster channel being followed. |
dimension |
game_id |
The ID of the game being played on the stream. This identifies the specific game associated with the broadcast. |
dimension |
stream_current_viewer_count |
The current number of viewers watching the live stream. This metric indicates the real-time audience size. |
metric |
stream_id |
The unique identifier for the live stream. This ID can be used to reference a specific broadcast. |
dimension |
stream_language |
The language of the stream, represented as an ISO 639-1 two-letter code (e.g., ‘en’ for English). |
dimension |
stream_started_at |
The timestamp when the stream started, in RFC3339 format (e.g., YYYY-MM-DDT00:00:00.000Z). |
dimension |
stream_tag_ids |
Unique identifiers of tags applied to a Twitch stream. These tags classify stream content, making it easier for viewers to discover relevant content through filtering. Users can apply up to five stream tags to their channel. |
dimension |
stream_thumbnail_url |
The URL of the stream’s thumbnail image. This image represents the live stream. |
dimension |
stream_title |
The title of the stream, set by the broadcaster. This provides a brief description of the stream’s content. |
dimension |
stream_type |
The type of the stream, indicating its status (e.g., ‘live’). |
dimension |
total_follower_count |
The total number of users who are following the specified broadcaster channel. |
metric |
user_broadcaster_type |
The type of broadcaster. Possible values are ‘partner’ and ‘affiliate’. For users that do not fall under these types, this value is an empty string. |
dimension |
user_description |
The public description that the user has set on their account. |
dimension |
user_display_name |
The user’s localized display name. |
dimension |
user_id |
The unique identifier of the user. |
dimension |
user_login |
The user’s login name. |
dimension |
user_name |
The user’s display name or login name on Twitch. |
dimension |
user_offline_image_url |
The URL of the stream placeholder image that is displayed when the user is offline. |
dimension |
user_profile_image_url |
The URL of the user’s profile image. |
dimension |
user_type |
The type of user. Possible values include ‘staff’, ‘admin’, or ‘global_mod’. For users not categorized as these types, the value is an empty string. |
dimension |
user_view_count |
The total number of views that the user’s channel has accumulated. |
metric |