Proper Switchable Analytics

analytics option in twitch_minerfile toggles Analytics

Disabling Analytics significantly reduces memory consumption and saves some disk space by not creating and writing /analytics/*.json.

Set this option to True if you need Analytics. Otherwise set this option to False (default value).

See example.py. If no such option - defaults to False.

P.S. ENABLE_ANALYTICS.py file in the main directory IS NO LONGER NEEDED.

What's Changed

• Proper Switchable Analytics by @rdavydov in #8

console_username in logger_settings

New console_username option in logger_settings

Adds a username to every log line in the console if True.
Useful when you have many open consoles with different accounts.
See example.py.
Inspired by this suggestion Tkd-Alex#602

Tested on the old config - works as expected, if no such option - defaults to False.
No breaking changes have been made.

What's Changed

• console_username in logger_settings by @rdavydov in #7

Switchable Analytics + batch file to remove __pycache__

ENABLE_ANALYTICS.py file in the main directory toggles Analytics

Disabling Analytics significantly reduces memory consumption and saves some disk space by not creating and writing /analytics/*.json.

• Remove this file if you don't need Analytics. Or rename it to something different, like DISABLE_ANALYTICS.py.
• To enable Analytics back - just create this file again. Or rename it back to ENABLE_ANALYTICS.py.

This file can be empty.

DELETE_PYCACHE.bat Windows batch file to remove __pycache__

Get rid of the old cache files faster, especially after new updates.

What's Changed

• batch file to remove pycache + formatting: BETTER_FLAG than camelCase (best practices) by @rdavydov in #6

Switchable Analytics

enableAnalytics.py file in the main directory toggles Analytics

Disabling Analytics significantly reduces memory consumption and saves some disk space by not creating and writing /analytics/*.json.

• Remove this file if you don't need Analytics. Or rename it to something different, like disableAnalytics.py.
• To enable Analytics back - just create this file again. Or rename it back to enableAnalytics.py.

This file can be empty.

Fixes #2

What's Changed

• Switchable Analytics by @rdavydov in #4

Full Changelog: 1.2...1.3

Proper fix

After doing some testing, I realized that there was no need for the workaround at all.
Thus, the proper fix with no hardcoded stuff.

P.S. Delete your old cookie file(s) cookies/*.pkl and authenticate again.

P.P.S. The autoclaim feature doesn't work if you get the cookies from your browser, you have to let the console generate them.
Use a VPN (a free one like ProtonVPN works fine) to avoid the message asking you to login with your browser.
Restart the VPN for each new login in case you have multiple miners. You only need the VPN to generate the cookie, you can use the miner normally after that.
Thx to @88haroth88 for the info and thx to @6accOnThe6locc for the ID.

What's Changed

• fix: new CLIENT_ID (twitch app?) by @rdavydov in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/rdavydov/Twitch-Channel-Points-Miner-v2/commits/1.2

Workaround

Quickly implemented the workaround FOR BONUS CLAIMING (+50).
Method is kindly shared by @6accOnThe6locc. I just adapted it for this project.

P.S. Delete your old cookie file(s) cookies/*.pkl and authenticate again.

P.P.S. The autoclaim feature doesn't work if you get the cookies from your browser, you have to let the console generate them. Use a VPN (a free one like ProtonVPN works fine) to avoid the message asking you to login with your browser. Restart the VPN for each new login in case you have multiple miners. You only need the VPN to generate the cookie, you can use the miner normally after that.
Thx to @88haroth88 for the info.

Full Changelog: 1.1...0.1