CODEWITHSUNDEEP
javascriptnode.jstwitch
Kong
Kong

Reputation: 35

How to seperate a variable in a twitch bot

I am trying to make it so I can register the second part of this in my twitch bot : !test [var]. Basically if they say !test @jeff it could say hello @jeff.

I am using tmi

client.on('chat', function(channel, user, message, self) {
    if(message === "!twitter") {
        client.action("kong_plays", user['display-name'] + " my twitter is x !");
    }
    if(message === "!youtube") {
        client.action("kong_plays", user['display-name'] + " my youtube is x !");
    }
    if(message === "!discord") {
        client.action("kong_plays", user['display-name'] + " you can join my discord with the link : https://discord.gg/GdbZea !");
    }
    if(message === "!sub") {
        client.action("kong_plays", user['display-name'] + " It helps me out if you can sub. Also you receive access to exclusive perks such as: Sub Games, Sub only emotes, Sub Only Discord. Sub here x !");
    }
    if(message === "!tip") {
        client.action("kong_plays", user['display-name'] + " Tipping helps me out a ton whether it be only $1 x !");
    }
    if(message === "!alerts") {
        client.action("kong_plays", user['display-name'] + " The alerts are shown in chat as I stream with shadowplay not allowing me to show alerts!");

    }
    if(//someone inputs !test [var] ) {
        register [var]
        say something + [var]
    }

Upvotes: 0

Views: 334

Answers (1)

Jonas Wilms
Jonas Wilms

Reputation: 138497

Maybe just split by spaces to get the different words:

const [command, ...args] = message.split(" ");

So you can access it like:

if(command === "!test") {
  client.action("idk", "Hello " + args[0] + "!");
}

Upvotes: 1

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