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- ; Notes on using mIRC with Twitch Chat
- ;=====================================
- ; Twitch Chat documentation: https://github.com/justintv/Twitch-API/blob/master/IRC.md
- ; Automatically enable CAPs on connect (comment out or remove what you don't need)
- on *:connect:{
- if ($server == tmi.twitch.tv) {
- raw CAP REQ :twitch.tv/tags
- raw CAP REQ :twitch.tv/commands
- raw CAP REQ :twitch.tv/membership
- }
- }
- ; Using IRCv3 Tags
- ;-----------------
- ; A lot of Twitch messages have useful tags attached to them when you request the tags capability. mIRC provides the $msgtags identifier to retrieve that info.
- ;
- ; Examples
- alias isSub {
- if ($msgtags(subscriber).key == 1) {
- return $true
- }
- return $false
- }
- ; Detect Timeouts/Bans
- ;---------------------
- ; The CLEARCHAT command that Twitch sends (when you have the commands capability enabled) is a custom one, so mIRC doesn't know how to handle it. You have to use a raw event handler for that.
- raw CLEARCHAT:*:{
- ; $1 - channel
- ; $2 - user who got timed out/banned
- ; You need to have the tags capability requested to get tags
- if ($msgtags(ban-duration).key == $null) {
- ; If ban-duration is missing it is a ban
- echo -a user $2 in $1 was banned
- }
- else {
- ; Otherwise it's a timeout
- echo -a user $2 in $1 was timed out for $msgtags(ban-duration).key seconds
- }
- }
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