Shows twitch detailled payout for any streamer from Twitch leaked CSV files. This program executes locally in console.

• You need python3 (you can install python 3 from official site : https://www.python.org/)
• The original Twitch-payouts folder from the twitch leaks part one.
• requested module (you may consider running a virtuel environment like venv, see https://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html: pip install requirements

• This will import, rename and optionally shrink original gz files into a data folder.
• Original Twitch-payouts folder must be at the root of the project.
• Choose import and shrink or just import.
• Shrinking will delete lines with no revenue, and significantly speed up the parsing process.
• You can also shrink already imported files.
• Once imported you can delete or move the original Twitch-payouts folder

Type in a terminal:

• On linux or macOS:

Python3 csv_setup.py

• On Windows:

Python csv_setup.py

• You will need access to twitch API.
• For this you've got to Register an app to get:

• A twitch client ID
• A twitch client secret

• You can then enter your ID and Secret for variables TWITCH_ID and TWITCH_SECRET

• No need for twitch ID's
• You can find ID of the streamer with his username using a site like https://www.streamweasels.com/support/convert-twitch-username-to-user-id/ .
• Replace constant STREAMER_ID value at the beginning of twitch_leak_csv_reader.py with your favorite text editor to the one of the streamer you want. (example STREAMER_ID = 12345678)

By default it will parse all files

• You can analyze in all files if ALL_FILES value is True (by default).
• all files (allrevenues_19_08.csv to all_revenues_21_10.csv) needs to be present.
• YEAR, FIRST_MONTH, LAST_MONTH will be ignored (see below)

• Set ALL_FILES value to False
• The default year is 2021, the first month is 1, the last month is 10.
• You can replace the year of analysis, the first month and last month by changing the corresponding constants in twitch_leak_csv_reader.py.
• Those constants are named YEAR, FIRST_MONTH, LAST_MONTH.
• YEAR must be between 19 and 21.
• For the year 2019, range is 8 to 12.
• For the year 2020, range is 1 to 12 (complete year).
• For the year 2021, range is 1 to 10.
• Each month is the month of pay, corresponding to the previous month of stream.

Type in a terminal:

• On linux or macOS:

Python3 twitch_leak_csv_reader.py

• On Windows:

Python twitch_leak_csv_reader.py

Then choose your option in the menu, and enter an ID or username.

• In case you have a compilation file with potentially several times the same user, you can use twitch_leak_csv_reader_from_filename.py

• Just modify constants USER_ID and FILENAME at the beginning of the file before launching.

Example:

USER_ID = 12345678
FILENAME = test.csv

• Therefore, you won't have month names anymore, you will still have month and active month average.