@kushykushina
I pushed an update, let me know if that helps.
@rugiabaku
I added a &exlude=
parameter which supports groups (mods, nonmods) and usernames.
@kushykushina
I pushed an update, let me know if that helps.
@rugiabaku
I added a &exlude=
parameter which supports groups (mods, nonmods) and usernames.
While Aaron128l answer -> $(twitch $(channel) ā{{game}}ā) will absolutely do the job (I use something similar often), Im curious if there is an API that does return the LAST game played in a target channel, not the CURRENT game. It might be handy to know.
This is often used in shoutout commands and that is often done when the target person ends their stream and hosts another, so are not CURRENTLY playing anything.
That worked, thank you much!
Iām creating a command to return how long a users channel has existed !addcom !created $(customapi https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/channels/$(touser)?format=[0]'s+account+has+existed+for+[1]) but once Iāve added it I get the response āB0zzarās account has existed forā with no time on the end, I canāt seem to figure it out
It works!! Thank you.
Can you create a command that like gives a cooldown to a command?
Just add -cd=x
to have a cooldown of x seconds.
Example:
!commands add !test -cd=90 Stuff
Not quite sure whatās going on here - The āI chooseā has thrown itself into every one of my āchoiceā commands, of which I have a lot serving different purposes. Iām trying to get it to go away for a ārate meā command, for instance, andā¦
$(user), $(https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/random?format=You+are+aā¦+[0]&choices= AllMyChoices)
keeps returning an invalid variable. Iāll be honest, I donāt really understand what the numbers are for but removing it doesnāt help.
The format seems correct, but you forgot the urlfetch part:
$(urlfetch http://link-here)
oh youāre right thanks ily
can you tell me how to get custom api for showing how long channel has been existing? because the APi that is written here is brokenā¦ or doesn`t workā¦ but when i type it on nightbot and test it on my channel it doesnt show me anything)
Hello i have been using the old followage api it recently told me to update to the newest api but everytime i try using the newest one it replies back saying viewer is not following the channel when the viewer is following the channel? Any insight on this or able to help me in general
old api:
$(touser) has been following Killjoy272 for [$(customapi https://apis.rtainc.co/twitchbot/following?channel=Killjoy272&user=$(touser))]
The message i get after using this command:
https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/channels/CHANNEL/followers/VIEWER?format=[2]
Message i get when i āupdateā it:
cris50077 has been following Killjoy272 for [VIEWER isnāt following CHANNEL]
Are you properly replacing the variables in the new command? It should look something like this when its done:
!commands add !followage $(touser) has been following for [$(urlfetch https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/channels/$(channel)/followers/$(touser)?format=[2])]
That command is copy-pastable, add any arguments you need or rename it.
yea i scrolled up to a previous about this and saw a fix so it seems to be working now thanks for the help
The status API will return what game the user was playing even when theyāre offline; use format=[1]
to return just the game.
@b0zzar and @nikp190 try this:
https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/channels/CHANNEL?format=[0]'s+account+has+existed+for+[2]
Is there a command to see if someone is just following? I donāt want the date or time they followed.
Hi is there a way to remove the role from the random viewer api
Can someone help me with the sub count command, my friend just got his sub button and wants a command in chat for his count
I canāt get the Follower count command to work.
I have this: !count The follower count for this channel is $(customapi https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/channels/CHANNEL/followers/count?format=[0]+has+[1]+followers.
Does not work, maybe Iām doing something wrong?