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Twitch

You can use the Twitch variable to display various profile information about a specific Twitch account.

Normal Usage​

$(twitch username)

username is the Twitch user being looked up

Example for Normal Usage​

$(twitch night)

would result in

Night is currently live playing Super Mario Kart at 720p, 60 fps with 64 viewers since Mon Dec 07 2015 22:10:56 GMT-0500 (EST) (4 hours, 3 minutes, 50 seconds) - http://www.twitch.tv/night

Advanced Usage​

$(twitch username "formatted string")

username is the Twitch user being looked up

formatted string is a string with the following mustache-tagged parameters:

  • name - username
  • displayName - display name
  • url - channel page link
  • status - offline, live, or playing a playlist
  • title - stream title
  • game - stream game
  • tags - stream tags
  • createdAt - date/time user account was created
  • createdLength - length of time user has been created (years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds)
  • viewers - current number of live viewers
  • views - current number of channel views
  • followers - current number of channel followers
  • resolution - stream resolution (if live)
  • fps - stream fps (if live)
  • uptimeAt - date/time user went live (or started playing a playlist)
  • uptimeLength - length of time user has been live (or started playing a playlist) (years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds)
  • subscriberCount - the number of subscribers a channel has (only available when querying from the desired channel)

Example Usage​

$(twitch night "{{displayName}}} has {{followers}}} followers")

would result in

Night has 14,359 followers

Examples​

Adding a command to show chatters your channel's uptime​

!commands add !uptime Stream uptime: $(twitch $(channel) "{{uptimeLength}}}")

Adding a command to show chatters your channel's stats​

!commands add !stats Channel stats: $(twitch $(channel) "{{viewers}}} viewers, {{views}}} views, {{followers}}} followers")