// Create a function to auto load the script.
(function() {
    // Command event.
    $.bind('command', function(event) {
        // All of the default methods are stored in the event argument. You can change `event` to anything you want.
        // To access a method, in this case, you would do `event.myMethod()`.

        // We are registering all method into variables to make it easier to remember.
        var command = event.getCommand();
        var sender = event.getSender();
        var arguments = event.getArguments();
        var args = event.getArgs();

        // You do not need to add the command prefix. This is already done in the bot's core in Java.
        if (command.equalsIgnoreCase('command')) {

            // You can use the `$.say('')` function to send any message to Twitch chat.
            $.say('This is a response from my custom script!');

            // You can also use the `$.consoleLn('')` function to print messages in the bot's console.
            $.consoleLn('My custom script works!');
        }


        // Example of using the arguments and sender method.
        // This command would work as the following. `!guess [anwser]`
        if (command.equalsIgnoreCase('guess')) {

            // Note that `arguments` and `sender` was used here and not `event.getSender()`.
            // This is because we stored them in a variable at the top of the function.
            if (arguments.equalsIgnoreCase('i love phantombot')) {
                $.say(sender + ' you guessed the correct anwser!');
            }
        }


        // Alright, let's say you only want one argument. This is where you would use the `getArgs()` method.
        // This command would work as the following. `!color [color argument]`
        if (command.equalsIgnoreCase('color')) {
            // JavaScript and most codding langs count from 0, so we want to the first argument, being 0 in the case.
            // We want to make sure the user specified something, for that we can use `!==` to make sure that `args[0]` is not undefined.
            if (args[0] !== undefined) {
                $.say('Your favorite colour is ' + args[0]);
            } else {
                $.say('Please specify your favorite colour.');
            }
        }
    });

    // ircChannelMessage event.
    $.bind('ircChannelMessage', function(event) {
        // All of the default methods are stored in the event argument. You can change `event` to anything you want.
        // To access a method, in this case, you would do `event.myMethod()`.

        // We are registering all method into variables to make it easier to remember.
        var message = event.getMessage();
        var sender = event.getSender();
        var tags = event.getTags();

        // Here the bot will only respond if the message only has `candy` in it.
        if (message.equalsIgnoreCase('candy')) {
            $.say(sender + ' likes candy!');
        }

        // But what if you want to check the message for a specific keyword? Here's how you would do it the simple way.
        if (message.contains('bot')) {
            $.say(sender + ' you have to try out PhantomBot. It\'s a great bot!');
        }

        // The message event does not have the fancy `getArgs()` method, but you can do it yourself like this.
        var args = message.split(' '); // This will create an array and split it at each space in the message.

        // Here's how you can use it. Here you have the get the second argument, `(1)` because it is not a command, if you get the first `(0)`
        // You will get `candy`.

        // The bot will only reply if there is a second argument in the message.
        if (message.contains('candy')) {
            if (args[1] !== undefined) {
                $.say(sender + '\'s candy is ' + args[1]);
            }
        }
    });

    // initReady event to register commands.
    $.bind('initReady', function() {
        // `script` is the script location. IT HAS TO BE IN SCRIPTS
        // `command` is the command name without the `!` prefix.
        // `permission` is the group number. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
        // These are also used for the permcom command.
        $.registerChatCommand('script', 'command', 'permission');


        // Here's what it looks like.
        $.registerChatCommand('./scripts/custom/funCommand.js', 'fun', 7);
    });
})();