Hello, I mod for a few streamers, and a couple of them have users that love to do the “uptime” command at 4 hours and 20 minutes into the stream. Is there a way that we can have the command say something different if the uptime is between 4:20:00 - 4:20:59 (I can come up with the verbiage later).
Hey @kyle_cgb!
Yes you can, you just need to use JavaScript!
$(eval t = '$(twitch $(channel) "{{uptimeLength}}")'; t.includes('4 hours 20 minutes') ? 'SPECIAL_MESSAGE' : t;)
If your SPECIAL_MESSAGE contains apostrophes (') you need to “escape” them by putting a backslash (\) before them, for example: That\'s cool!
Thank you so much @Emily Is there a way I can put something before the uptime part? Like, "$(user) Streamer has been live for ‘uptime’. But when it hits 4:20, it says something custom?
When I go to put text before the command, it errors out.
Not sure why you get an error, but you can simply replace the very last t with `YOUR_REGULAR_MESSAGE ${t}`, so according to your example: `$(user) Streamer has been live for ${t}`.
In context:
$(eval t = '$(twitch $(channel) "{{uptimeLength}}")'; t.includes('4 hours 20 minutes') ? 'SPECIAL_MESSAGE' : `$(user) Streamer has been live for ${t}`;)
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