Twitch Bot focusing on aggregating votes and averages from Twitch chat, with a GUI

When the bot has started, it will start listening to chat messages in the channel listed in the settings.txt file. All messages will be parsed, and votes and numbers will be stored for some amount of seconds after the messages comes in. For how long a message is stored after it comes in, and can be used for a vote, can be edited in the Settings section. If at some point someone decides to calculate a vote or average, this stored information will be used. This means it is not needed to start a vote or average in advance Note that if one user sends multiple votes or multiple values, newer values will override the older ones, so everyone only has one vote.

This is an extention of my existing TwitchCubieBot program, but now with a convenient and simple GUI:

An explanation of this GUI will be provided below the explanation of the bot itself.

Commands:

!vote

This command will decide the winner between votes.

!vote numbers

This command will decide the winner between numbers.

!vote emotes

This command will decide the winner between emotes.

Valid votes (for A) include:

• A
• AAAAA
• A A A
• A Please
• All of the above, but with lower case a

Invalid votes include:

• I would really like that
• D I A L

Any single letter can be a vote.

Command:

!average [min] [max]

This command will average all numbers between min and max send in the last 3 minutes. Example:

!average 0 100

The logging and chat output when !vote was typed by someone with the appropriate rank:

B won with 74.24%.

The logging and chat output when !vote numbers was typed by someone with the appropriate rank:

3.0 won with 84.72%.

The logging and chat output when !average 0 100 was typed by someone with the appropriate rank:

Average is 67.38%.

This bot is controlled by a settings.txt file, which looks like:

{
    "Host": "irc.chat.twitch.tv",
    "Port": 6667,
    "Channel": "#<channel>",
    "Nickname": "<name>",
    "Authentication": "oauth:<auth>",
    "DeniedUsers": [
        "streamelements",
        "marbiebot",
        "moobot"
    ],
    "AllowedRanks": [
        "broadcaster",
        "moderator"
    ],
    "LookbackTime": 30,
    "AllowedPeople": [],
    "Sub": 1,
    "SubGiftBomb": 1,
    "SubGift": 1,
    "AverageResults": 1,
    "AverageCommandErrors": 1,
    "VotingResults": 1,
    "Votes": 1,
    "VotingCommandErrors": 1,
    "Numbers": 1,
    "SaveChat": 0
}

Everything below this point is linked to the Settings page of the GUI, explained below.

Note that the example OAuth token is not an actual token, but merely a generated string to give an indication what it might look like.

I got my real OAuth token from https://twitchapps.com/tmi/.

Some of the values from the settings.txt file can also be edited in the GUI. For reference, this is the GUI:

Let's clarify the functionality from the GUI:

Note that the settings in the popup message refer to what will be shown in the console in the main GUI. This is the meaning of each section:

• Python 3.6+
• Module requirements
  Install these modules using pip install -r requirements.txt

Among these modules is my own TwitchWebsocket wrapper, which makes making a Twitch chat bot a lot easier. This repository can be seen as an implementation using this wrapper.

• TwitchMarkovChain
• TwitchAIDungeon
• TwitchGoogleTranslate
• TwitchCubieBotGUI
• TwitchCubieBot
• TwitchRandomRecipe
• TwitchUrbanDictionary
• TwitchRhymeBot
• TwitchWeather
• TwitchDeathCounter
• TwitchSuggestDinner
• TwitchPickUser
• TwitchSaveMessages
• TwitchMMLevelPickerGUI (Mario Maker 2 specific bot)
• TwitchMMLevelQueueGUI (Mario Maker 2 specific bot)
• TwitchPackCounter (Streamer specific bot)
• TwitchDialCheck (Streamer specific bot)
• TwitchSendMessage (Meant for debugging purposes)