ClippedDocs

Use case

See which clips are working

Read views, likes and comments for everything you posted, per streamer, site, game and kind of clip, and feed it back into your rules.

Clipped reads the counts for your posted clips about hourly, from the accounts they were posted to, and sums them every way that is useful for deciding what to post next.

  1. 1Ask for a report

    days is how far back, 1 to 365 (28 by default); channel narrows it to one streamer. The answer is { report, reflections }.

    Posts are compared by their views at a day old, on a log scale, so one clip that took off doesn't stand in for the rest. typicalViews is that typical clip.

    Shell
    curl "https://app.clipped.so/api/v1/analytics?days=7&channel=jynxzi" -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"

  2. 2Act on the reflections

    Every Monday each streamer gets a reflection: what is and isn't working over the last four weeks, and a suggested auto-post score when the numbers support one. Applying it is one PATCH.

    Shell
    curl -X PATCH https://app.clipped.so/api/v1/streamers/jynxzi -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{ "autoPost": { "on": true, "minScore": 78 } }'

Worth knowing

  • Views, likes and comments come from YouTube and Instagram, views from Twitch. TikTok shares none.