twitch-emote-parser
NPM package that parses Twitch chat for 3rd party, and channel emotes.
import Chat from 'twitch-emote-parser'
// Channel you want to connect and listen to.
let channel = 'mahcksimus';
// Creating the chat instance.
const ChatInstance = new Chat({
channel: channel,
duplicateEmoteLimit: 5,
duplicateEmoteLimitPleb: null,
emoteSettings: {
bttv: true,
bttvGlobal: true,
channelEmotes: true,
ffz: true,
ffzGlobal: true,
sevenTV: true,
sevenTVGlobal: true
},
maxEmoteLimit: 10
});
// Listening to emotes
ChatInstance.on("emotes", (emotes) => {
console.log(emotes);
});| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
channel |
string | Channel name string that you want to connect to chat with. |
duplicateEmoteLimit |
number | Maxium number of emotes permitted for a single message. |
duplicateEmoteLimitPleb |
number | Maximum number of emotes permitted for a single message from an unsubscribed user, defaults to maximumEmoteLimit. |
maxEmoteLimit |
number | Max limit of emotes per message |
emoteSettings |
object | Enable/disable certain category of emotes. |
emoteSettings.channelEmotes |
boolean | Channel sub/bits emotes. |
emoteSettings.bttv |
boolean | BTTV channel emotes. |
emoteSettings.bttvGlobal |
boolean | BTTV global emotes. |
emoteSettings.ffz |
boolean | FFZ channel emotes. |
emoteSettings.ffzGlobal |
boolean | FFZ global emotes |
emoteSettings.sevenTV |
boolean | 7tv channel emotes. |
emoteSettings.sevenTVGlboal |
boolean | 7tv global emotes. |
Listening for Emotes
ChatInstance.on(event, callback)
On callback it will return an object like so:
{
count: 3,
emote: [
{
name: 'pajaDank',
url: 'https://cdn.7tv.app/emote/60ae3a6c259ac5a73e3a3ca2/3x',
service: '7tv',
scope: 'channel',
zeroWidth: false
}
]
}