Call output from a command

[realises_1]

This adds a number to the count
-ul=moderator 2020SpeakUp WORLD PREMIERE $(count) EarthDay

This resets the count
-ul=moderator -a=!commands edit !count -c=-0

I want the views to enter a command !how which enables them to find out what the current count is on. Can anyone help me if this is the right coding to enter.

!commands edit !how $(eval count = $(count); $(query) == “count” ? DJ played ${count} : " " World Premiere’s)

[Emily]

Hey @realises_1!

Here’s a link to one of the multiple posts I set up something like you want, I’m sure you can adapt it to your needs:

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Hey @professorwebneck! You were close to getting it right. I understand you add the commands from the dashboard. The -ul=, -a=, and -cd= parameters are to be used only if you add the commands from the chat, if you use the dashboard to add new commands you have to fill the boxes corresponding to each parameters: [X29rmiibH9] Then !commands add, !commands delete, and !commands edit can respectively be shortened to !addcom, !delcom, and !editcom. So for your commands this is how to fill each…

[realises_1]

I would appreciate it if you could check my coding.
Many thanks.

!show $(user)DJ has played 0 World Premieres.

!count -ul=moderator 2020SpeakUp WORLD PREMIERE $(count) EarthDay

!how -ul=mod -a=!edit !show $(twitch $(channel) “$(user) DJ has played $(count) World Premieres.”)

!countreset -ul=mod -a=edit !count -c=0

[Emily]

It doesn’t look right to me, I could help you fix it if you tell me what each commands are for, because besides !countreset I don’t understand what you’re trying to have the bot say/do.

[realises_1]

Shows how many World Premieres have been played.
!show $(user)DJ has played 0 World Premieres.

Add one to the World Premiere count.
!count -ul=moderator 2020SpeakUp WORLD PREMIERE $(count) EarthDay

If a viewer asks how many World Premieres is the DJ on.
!how -ul=mod -a=!edit !show $(twitch $(channel) “$(touser) DJ has played $(count) World Premieres.”)

!countreset -ul=mod -a=edit !count -c=0

[Emily]

Okay, but then isn’t !how a duplicate of !show? I really don’t see the difference.
And for the rest it just seems like a big mess…

Alright, so for your commands I would go like this:

!addcom !wp $(user) DJ has played 0 World Premieres
!addcom !addwp -ul=mod -a=!editcom !wp $(eval `$`+`(user)`) DJ has played $(count) World Premieres
!addcom !resetwp -ul=mod -a=!editcom !addwp \-c=0

Call !wp to show the number of world premieres that were played, call !addwp to add 1 world premiere to the counter, call !resetwp to reset the !addwp counter, this won’t update !wp, if you want it to show 0 world premiere after !resetwp, add the following !zerowp command and call it after !resetwp:

!addcom !zerowp -ul=mod -a=!editcom !wp $(eval `$`+`(user)`) DJ has played 0 World Premieres