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- `text`: the message text that should be displayed in the chat.
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- `icon`: an optional icon URL passed to the chat if the message author has a personal user profile picture (avatar). This field can be left empty but should be included in the request anyway.
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Whenever a new JSON message is shaped with the fields above, it shall be sent to the broker at the `/new` endpoint with the HTTP POST method. A `{"status":1}` response will be sent back if the request is successful. The message
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Whenever a new JSON message is shaped with the fields above, it shall be sent to the broker at the `/new` endpoint with the HTTP POST method. A `{"status":1}` response will be sent back if the request is successful.
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As of now, StreamGoose provides two reference backends: for Twitch and for YouTube, both internal and written in Go. See "Backend implementation status" section for current notes and caveats.
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