Setup Twitch Notifications on Discord
How to setup Twitch notifications in your Discord server
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How to setup Twitch notifications in your Discord server
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1. if you haven't already.
2. Create a channel for stream announcements if you haven't already.
3. Configure the bot to send stream notifications to that channel.
Example:/twitch add xqc #stream-notifications
4. All done! Sx Bot will automatically post announcements in your Discord whenever the streamer you added goes live on Twitch.
1. Edit the announcement message that is sent when a streamer goes live with the variables below
Example:/twitch edit xqc {EVERYONE} {STREAMER} is just went live playing {GAME}!
{STREAMER}
The streamers Twitch name
{URL}
{GAME}
{PLAYING}
The Twitch stream's game
{VIEWERS}
The Twitch stream's live viewers
{EVERYONE}
Mentions @everyone in your Discord
{HERE}
Mentions @here in your Discord
2. Test the live notification message.
Example:/twitch test xqc
1. Restrict when Sx Bot sends a notification based on the game being played, category, or keyword in the stream's title.
Example: /twitch edit xqc title-filter No Pixel
1. Choose whether to edit or delete the stream message when a stream ends.
Example: /twitch edit xqc clean-up edit
1. Remove a streamer from the streamers list.
Example:/twitch remove xqc
1. Show the current twitch streamers list.
Example:/twitch list
By default, there are no cooldowns on notifications. That means each time you go live, a notification will be sent to the channel. Some users may prefer to put a delay/cooldown in between notifications in case their stream restarts and rather not send another notification. To enable this, use /twitch edit
and choose the cooldown
option followed by the amount of time such as: 5m
for 5 minutes, or 1h
for 1 hour. You can also use the format 5 minutes
or 1 hour
.
The URL of the streamer.