A twitch chat bot created in .NET Core and C#. Uses a API and databases for storing commands.

When you see USERNAME, it can be @USERNAME as well

Also, when you see 'defaults to', it means the specified value is only optional

!new !<COMMAND_TO_CREATE> "<COMMAND_TEXT>" p/<PERMISSION> t/<TIMER> (p/<PERMISSION> and t/TIMER are optional)

!edit !<COMMAND_TO_EDIT> "<NEW_COMMAND_TEXT>"

!delete !<COMMAND_TO_DELETE>

!setalias !<COMMAND_TO_MAKE_ALIAS_OF> !<ALIAS>

!deletealias !<ALIAS_TO_DELETE> (this commands keeps existing if other alias' exists)

Permission and timer are extra options for a command. When not given it will default to everyone and 60 seconds respectively. Timer can be any positive integer (a whole number). Permission can be one of the following values:

!new !discord "Je kunt mijn Discord server, genaamd The Dragon's Den, via deze link joinen: https://discord.gg/6VqTtf6"

!new !ban "/ban $recipient" p/mods

!new !followage "$user, je volgt BlackDragon al voor $followage" t/30

!edit !test "Aangepast test commando"

!delete !test

!setalias !discord !dc

!deletealias !dc

Specials operators can be used to add dynamic parts to a command. Multiple special operators can be used in the same command. The following operators are available:

This special operator is a bit more powerful than the others and also a bit more difficult to get your head around. For example, this is how the shoutout command is stored:

Shoutout naar $recipient, check allemaal even het kanaal op twitch.tv/$recipient

As you can see it uses the $recipient command twice. As a user you would call this command like: !so @BlackDragonAI (or !so BlackDragonAI). Be aware that this command will only work if you give a name when invoking the command, otherwise an error message will be returned. This can also be used to execute commands through the bot. This is how the !clear command is stored:

/timeout $recipient 1

It uses the normal twitch timeout command (/timeout) and a duration of 1 second. To dynamically make it usable on different users the $recipient gets used. A !ban command could be created like this too. WARNING: MAKE SURE THE PERMISSION OF THE COMMAND IS EQUAL OR HIGHER THAN THE PERMISSION OF THE BOT. YOU WOULD NOT WANT A NORMAL USER TO BE ABLE TO BAN OTHER USERS!