Some streamers (like RDU) do not name their decks:

We can do better! Either default to a name ("Hunter Deck") or figure out the archetype (scalable?).

Clear the board state.

Requested feature. We have the data for it, and IK implements it so we should make sure to have it too.

As a user viewing a Twitch Hearthstone stream in which the streamer has configured the Twitch HDT extension, I would like to see card metadata / assets in my native language, so that I can better enjoy the game that I am watching.

This story is an attempt to make some small localization enhancements to the user experience without making major investment in localizing the Twitch extension. It seems like this is possible by making react-hs-components locale-aware and pull the appropriate assets from hearthstonejson.com.

This story is complete when:

• The Card component in react-hs-components can be configured (via a property) with a "Hearthstone locale," e.g., "enUS" or "frFR"
• The Twitch HDT extension accepts the viewer's preferred language (supplied via Twitch) and maps it to a Hearthstone locale, falling back to "enUS" when the language cannot be detected or mapped.
• The extension initializes hearthstonejson-client with the configured locale
• The extension renders the Card and CardTile components by passing the respective language or data in the language to the components
• These enhancements are covered by unit tests

It should confirm to broadcasters that we're receiving data from HDT simply by subscribing to PubSub. It might also contain a setting to adjust the Stream delay, without having to go the full configuration page.

Prompting broadcasters to log in to HSReplay.net.

So there's no conflict with hover areas.

Allows a streamer to exclude a sidebar from the hover areas, which leads to the hover areas shifting.

So we can improve streamers experience on initial setup.

Streamers will be able to set decklist bounds.

Whenever a game ends it's currently being reset.

• Typescript
• Webpack
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The scissors icon should be a copy icon.

The close icon should instead me a minimize icon (eg —).

Suggestion from customer:

The overlay is super awesome and really great for streamers, but in my opinion it is missing some way for chatbots to provide the deck code through a command. Some people just have extensions disabled, others are on devices that don't support the extensions and then there are of course people who just don't know how to use the extension and blindly type the !decklist command in hopes of getting a code.

Would it be possible to get some type of custom api going so the bots can automatically fetch the current deck's code from it, without mods having to change the decklist command or copy the code manually every time, similar to how hey can grab a youtube channel's latest video for example? Or any other way you can think of how that could be possible?

Was looking through the source code and some strings, like below, could be updated.

We want viewers to be able to hover cards in hand. Unfortunately we need to work around the player controls limiting us from using the top/bottom few dozen pixels of the stream, but apart from that we should be fine.

Using React, using the common components repository (from HSReplay.net#472).

• Viewer overlay
• Basic config screen (deferred to #7)

Currently it's black text on black test.

Time-aware game state manager, similar to Joust, can accept game state payloads and play it back (asynchronously).

Using Google Chrome. I didn't really change anything but for the past couple of days I can't copy the deck code by clicking on that copy button on Deck Tracker Overlay when I watch a streamer play HS. Anyone else having a similar problem?

Mainly write the typings.

Viewers have requested are more instant way to collapse the deck list.

click copy button will now raise exception:

Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Disabled in this document by Feature Policy.

• Hover over Weapons
• Hover over Hero Powers
• Hover over Heroes
• Hover over Quests
• Hover over Secrets
• Hover over Decklist (in branch)
• Copy Deckstring
• Hover over Deck to show Deck Depth / Hand Size
• Hover for quest progress
• Hover cards in hand (needs experimentation due to blocked hover area)
• Hover over in-video decklist (needs position information via protocol)

HDT currently sends messages every 5 seconds.

Possibly only for streamers, possibly streamers+viewers.

We want a mockup for the tooltip, showcasing which data is presented and how.

• Decklist Position
• Rarity in decklist
• Enable/Disable created cards

RFC.

So we can reenable it on HSReplay.net.

• HSReplay.net logo next to the deck name
• HSReplay.net brand in statistics window

Twitch users currently do not realize they have to change the Twitch site language in order to change the card language. This is not explained anywhere and isn't intuitive at all.
Furthermore, it's a common configuration for a viewer to have their UI in a non-english language but still be used to Hearthstone in English and there is no way to support this at this time.

Adding a language selector to allow viewers to change the extension's language fixes this.

This story is complete once:

• A language selector is available somewhere obvious-but-nonintrusive in the UI (eg. in the Deck titlebar)
• The language selector allows viewers to update the extension's Hearthstone language on a semi-permanent basis (eg. in a cookie) to any of the supported languages
• A Twitch extension release has been made with the added functionality

This service communicates with the EBS.

The Twitch delay does not seem to be good enough, unfortunately.