github.com/funfairin/dorsum-twitch
main / published Jul 7, 2024 / repository
Ingests data from Twitch chat and Twitch APIs, and executes configurable commands on triggers.
Dorsum Twitch
Ingests data from Twitch chat and Twitch APIs, and executes configurable commands on triggers.
Replies
Dorsum can automatically reply to certain messages or events in chat.
- replies:
- detect: discord
sensitive: false
reply: "@{{display-name}}: join here: https://discord.gg/xxxxx"
cooldown: 5m
- command: title
reply: "@{{display-name}}: {{channel.title}} ({{channel.game_name}})"
- command: socials
allow: [mod,subscriber]
reply: "@{{display-name}}: https://twitter.com/tom"
- detect: ~
when: [first-message]
Variables
When responding to a message, all the details about the message are in the global namespace:
display-name: "LittlePogChamp"
Channel details can be accessed through the channel object:
channel:
title: "Looking for a W 🔥"
game_name: "Fortnite"
Duration
Dorsum uses its own notation for duration, wait time, and cooldowns. It's basically a list of duration expressions which are added up to form one single duration.
# 5 minutes
5m
# 1 hours and 5 minutes
1h 5m
1h5m
5m1h
# 2 days and 1 second
2d1s
Supported memos are:
d: days
h: hours
m: minutes
s: seconds
These specifically don't include years, months, nor weeks because they are usually used for live events where this kind of time doesn't have to be expressed.