New !followage command

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$(urlfetch https://commands.garretcharp.com/twitch/followage/$(channel)/$(touser)?moderatorId=<id>&format=md)

I have also open-sourced the code so if you wish to see how it works you can find it here: garretcharp/commands.garretcharp.com (github.com).

If you speak a language other than English I would really appreciate some help on adding an option to set the language that the command responds in.

If you get an error from nightbot saying "Error Connecting To Remote Server" this is an issue with nightbot normally retrying the command will eventually work.

Hello, I am a streamer manager in Korea. When you call a nightbot and try to use the command, only the Error Connecting To Remote Server command appears and is not used. If you look at your writing, it says that you can do it eventually, but you can't try no matter how hard you try. Can't I use it in Korea? I've searched Korean communities, but there's no information

Hey, yes this can be used anywhere there are no restrictions. Can you tell me the channels you are trying to add this in and the command you added?

Is this safe? Can anyone verify? I don't want to just log into some random website with my twitch ID

The code is open source if you want to look for yourself or even host it yourself (though it wont be free). The app also only has very basic permissions the only thing it can do is read basic information about your Twitch account basically just your username profile picture anything that's already public anyways, or it can read data on who follows you or anyone you mod for.

Thank you so much <3

Yo hablo español aunque deje la programacion hace rato ya T-T

Hey there, thanks for setting this up so quickly. I've swapped commands to this since the old command directed me to this page. Is it possible to request an option though? Currently when the command is properly set up and used by chat members, nightbot ALSO pings the streamer. Would be it possible to omit or remove the @member of streamer as a toggleable option?

So instead of:

@Zillvr has been following @Streamer for x years, x months, x days, x hours, x minutes, x seconds.

we would get:

@Zillvr has been following Streamer for x years, x months, x days, x hours, x minutes, x seconds.

I would greatly appreciate this option. Some streamers like to minimize pings in chat if possible. Thank you for your efforts and your time. Cheers!

I am logged in but i am still constantly getting this message In order to use this API the streamer must login to the application. please help

I can look into adding an option to remove the ping shouldnt be too much of a problem to add

What is your Twitch username? And can you send the full command that you added? @Solar Buffalo

@Silky Parrot should be able to do this now.

Example command with no pings:
$(urlfetch https://commands.garretcharp.com/twitch/followage/$(channel)/$(touser)?ping=false)

I finally had time to implement it and it works wonderfully, thank you so much! You work quick and I'm genuinely grateful that you added it as an option. I appreciate you, cheers!

Hi! I am currently having problems. Wondering if anyone can help me here. 🙂 When I do it on my channel it answers '' keelllzzz is not following keelllzz.'' for all users. And I tried to use it as a moderator for the channel I mod for. I put the one for moderator and logged in on the app, but nighbot answers by '' The moderator is not login to this application.''. Thank you in advance!

What are the commands you are adding?

For the own channel, it seems likely the issue is using an incorrect variable for the following user lookup.

For the moderator one that is not an error message I send and there are 3 different cases that can happen:
1. revoked access - this means that you would have revoked the app in your Twitch settings
2. not logged into the application - this means that there was never a login
3. not a moderator for the streamer - you are not a moderator for the channel provided in the request

I'd assume the most likely case would be 2, which it is most likely because the moderatorId token provided is not correct.

Thank you very much! It was number 2 🙂

Hi there, we added the new command but Nightbot is returning a Nightbot: Error Connecting To Remote Server when doing the !followage command. Any ideas?

This is an issue on nightbots end and out of my control. If you just retry whenever it happens it should work eventually.

i'm confused, twitch reacts to a person's username in chat the same way wether there's an @ in front of it or not... how does this help?

"In order to use this API the streamer must login to the application"

I keep seeing this message even though I authenticated with twitch upon signing into nightbot.

Not sure what to do here. Any help would be appreciated.

this command is using a third party api... the api needs to be authorized to be able to provide the info... there is a link above where u will find all instructions

As tiwosslave said this is an external api to nightbot so you need to login to nightbot and this api.

Hi man, im trying to use this command, but it shows to me: "The moderator provided in the request is not logged into the application, please have them login to the application to use this command." and im actually logged in the app

Whats your twitch username, the channel you are trying to add the command to, and what is the full command you added?

Keeps saying I must be logged in to use but I am logged in. What gives ?

please scroll up, this question has been asked before

Does anyone know how to translate it into Spanish?

i can help with that... i just need u to tell me what it currently says and what u would like it to say and the current command contents

The command is the !followage for Mods of this post

Currently says "USER" has been following "STREAMER" for 4 years, 10 months, 25 days, 1 hour.
I need you to translate the entire sentence.

ok so, i'm not fluent in spanish, so it might not be grammatically correct, but u should be able to see where to change it to fix it...

js
$(eval a=`$(urlfetch https://commands.garretcharp.com/twitch/followage/$(channel)/$(touser)?moderatorId=<id>&format=ymdh)`;a=a.replace(`has been following`,`ha estado siguiendo`);a=a.replace(` for`,` por`);a=a.replace(` year`,` año`);b=a.includes(` months`)?` mese`;` mes`;a=a.replace(` month`,b);a=a.replace(` day`,` dia`);a=a.replace(` hour`,` hora`);a)

and of course u need to change <id> to your actual moderator id

I am also having this issue..keeps telling me that i have to be signed in and yet i am. Can i go ahead and send you my information as well?

r u signed into both nightbot and the api at this link?

I logged in but obs still says I need to log in to use this application

can u share the command u're using... minus any oauth tokens that might be there

edit: oops, nvm that... i thought this was a new thread... it's telling u to sign into the api, not into obs or twitch or nightbot... u needa sign into the api so that it has permission to get that info from twitch (is a change twitch made so it needs permissions now)

Thanks for this, i don't get this to work though, pasting it direct into nightbot app and removing the moderator portion. The command text for the first section comes out ok but the translation text just gets pasted as it is typed in the command.

i'm not entirely sure what u mean, can u give an example?

Hi, i copied your command and removed "moderatorId=< id >&" as i am pasting it direct into my nightbot account. When i run the command it errors.

The normal basic urlfetch command works by itself but adding the eval portion as per your post it errors for me. Appreciate your help, thanks 🙂

what error r u getting?... and did u keep the format portion?... it should work if u have the same format and r signed into the api... only other thing i can think of is maybe a backtick got changed/removed somewhere along the line

It's the same for me. Did you find a solution to this?

was there a solution to what?

Hey so i'm a small twitch streamer and im trying to use the followage command and everytime i test it it says "In order to use this API the streamer must login to the application." and i dont know what that means

Breezy Leopard said:
You will need to go to https://commands.garretcharp.com/ to login, this page will also have some details about the command which I will also explain here in the post:

i know it's odd, but it's changes twitch made...

based reply
you got it buddy

im still having this issue though im signed in to both....

this is the command... if i remove the <> it just posts the link in chat

$(urlfetch https://commands.garretcharp.com/twitch/followage/$(channel)/$(touser)?moderatorId=<xxstrikefirexx>)

Its hard to understand at the start but i found the problem

$(urlfetch https://commands.garretcharp.com/twitch/followage/$(channel)/$(touser)?format=ymdhis&ping=false&moderatorId=)

You see that you dont need to put <> in the part of the id you only need to put the ID Without that and the problem is solve

Hey is there any way to get just a integer result of the API? something like "142123473" [seconds]
I'm trying to re-do a commad that compared the followage of two users and gave the diference. Thank you.