twitch-chat.js v2.0.2

Twitch-chat.js

A simple Twitch API wrapper

Contents

• Installing
• Getting Starting
  • Creating command and event handlers
    • First Event
    • First Command

• Advenced

  • Creating an env file
    • Example main file

Installing

npm i twitch-chat.js --save

• Node version "16.18.0" or newer is required

Getting Starting

const { Client } = require('twitch-chat.js');
const client = new Client({
	client_name: 'YOUR_BOT_NAME',
	client_id: 'CLIENT_ID',
	channels: ['foo']
})

.on('ready', () => {
	console.log(`Hello ${client.user.login_name}`)
})

.on('message', message => {
	if(message.channel.type !== 'whisper') return;
	if(message.content === '!ping') return message.channel.send(`Websocket: ${client.ping}ms`)
})

client.login('BOT_TOKEN')

Creating a Command and Event Handlers

const { Client, Collection } = require('twitch-chat.js');
const { Command, Event } = require('@twitchchatjs/handlers');

const client = new Client({
	client_name: 'YOUR_BOT_NAME',
	client_id: 'CLIENT_ID',
	channels: ['foo']
})

client.commands = new Collection()
client.aliases = new Collection()

/* 
Handlers Examples
'./path/to/folder/'
Example:
*/

let commands = new Command(client, './test/commands/')
let event = new Event(client, './test/events/')
event.load()
commands.load()

client.login('BOT_TOKEN')

Note: You need to create a folder for your commands and events

First Event

module.exports = class Message {
	run(message) {
		if(message.channel.type == 'whisper') return;
		if(!message.content.startsWith('!')) return;
		const args = message.content
		.trim()
		.slice(1)
		.split(/ +/g);
	const command = args.shift().toLowerCase();    

	let commands = global.client.commands.get(command) || global.client.aliases.get(command)
	let ctx = {
		client: global.client,
		message: message,
		args: args
	}
	if(!commands) return;
	commands.run(ctx)
	}
}

First Command

module.exports = class PingCommand {
	constructor() {
		this.name = 'ping',
		this.aliases = ['pong'],
		this.run = this.run
	}

	run(ctx) {
		return ctx.message.channel.send(`Pong! WebSocket ping: ${ctx.client.ping}ms`)
	}
}

Advenced

You can create a ".env" file for set CLIENT_TOKEN & CLIENT_ID

Creating an env file

CLIENT_TOKEN=TOKEN_HERE
CLIENT_ID=CLIENT_ID_HERE

Example main file

const { Client } = require('twitch-chat.js');

const client = new Client({
	client_name: 'CLIENT_NAME',
	channels: ['foo']
})

client.login()

Releases

Packages

twitch-chat.js@2.0.0

Bug Fixed

• join() doesn't work correctly and stop the code

Added (Methods)

• Channel.edit()
• Channel.deleteMessages()
• Channel.moderators()
• Client.user.block()
• Client.user.unblock()
• Message.channel.stream.ads()
• Message.channel.stream.ban()
• Message.channel.stream.block()
• Message.channel.stream.thumbnailURL()
• Message.channel.stream.unban()
• Message.channel.stream.user.ban()
• Message.channel.stream.user.unban()
• Message.delete()

Added (Properties)

• Client.id
• Client.token
• Message.channel.stream.user
• User.email

Added (Events)

• punishment
• unpunishment

Removed (ENV and options)

• TWITCH_NAME
• CHANNELS

Change (ENV and options)

• TWITCH_TOKEN to CLIENT_TOKEN
• OptionsClient = { name: 'foo'} to OptionsClient = { client_name: 'foo'}

Change (Methods)

• Message.channel.createClip() to Message.channel.stream.createClip()
• Message.channel.clip() to Message.channel.stream.clip()
• Client.join() to Client.user.join()