MacOS Support

[Cryptic-Soldier]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No it is not related to a problem.... I don't think?

Describe the solution you'd like
So with Rdavydov's version, I have it running on MacOS using Python. I have to use the source code, but it works just fine.

For this, I used the source code, installed GO on my MacOS, and got the program to open, but it will not save a cookies file, or see the config.json that is created, nor respect it. I'm not sure where to go from here? I use my MacOS as a headless server to farm twitch points and drops so I don't have to have my beefy PC doing it for me while I'm away.

Additional context
Machine is a Late 2014 MacMini running MacOS 12.7.6, and the Go version I'm using is Go 1.25.5 darwin/amd64.

I don't see why this wouldn't work at all, as long as Go is installed properly and I use the source code.

[0x8fv]

Hey @Cryptic-Soldier, sorry for the late response!

I've added macOS binaries to the latest release. Could you test them and let me know if they're working properly? I can't test them myself since I don't have a Mac.

https://github.com/0x8fv/Twitch-Channel-Points-Miner/releases/tag/1.0

[Cryptic-Soldier]

Yeah I'd be happy to. Might need to check the uploads? Only the source is downloadable for me, and I tried the most current source, it's not making a cookies folder, nor respecting one if I make it manually, nor respecting a config file.

[0x8fv]

Yeah I'd be happy to. Might need to check the uploads? Only the source is downloadable for me, and I tried the most current source, it's not making a cookies folder, nor respecting one if I make it manually, nor respecting a config file.

Are you not able to open the Darwin binarys on your Mac?

[Cryptic-Soldier]

Looks like Github was having some problems. I'll test it out and report back.

[Cryptic-Soldier]

No dice my friend. Just opens some text file filled with a bunch of nonsense.

The one from Rdavy doesn't have any 'MacOs Support' I just run it from the source code through Python.

So in theory this should work the same way with GO, however, while it all runs, it doesn't make a Cookies File, doesn't make a config file, and if I force those in, it doesn't respect or even see them.