Problem with Channel Subscriber Check

[Ben]

@BarryCarlyon

You can’t. IRCv3 tags require someone to speak in the channel.

There is this information without chatting and without other thinks:

Gyazo

@BarryCarlyon

This is basic oAuth.

oAuth allows other users to visit your website.
Click a link,
Which then grants access between their account and your client ID.
Your webserver then captures the resultant access token.

I have already understood. I already have that.

So the streamer must first join my tool so that other users can see whether a user is a subscriber to this streamer.

@BarryCarlyon

For the streamers I work for I will send them to BarryCarlyonBot which will ask the user/broadcaster to authenticate/grant access. My server will capture the resultant access token and store it in my database for use.

How do you do that with the expire_in?
accesToken can lose its validity. Do you check your database every minute if the token has expired? Or do you have async settimeout for every expire_in?