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Strumbot

A Twitch Stream Notification Bot. This will send notifications to a webhook in your Discord server when the subscribed streamer goes live or changes their game.

Requirements

• JDK 11 or better
• Stable Internet

Configurations

The configuration file must be called config.json and has to be in the working directory. An example configuration can be found in example-config.json. Anything marked with (optional) can be set to null to be disabled.

Logger

In this section you can configure some custom logging pattern and the minimum logging level to show in your Discord Webhook. By default, this will only log for messages with level WARN or ERROR.

• level The severity level at which to start logging (INFO > WARN > ERROR)
• pattern The custom logback pattern to use

The webhook URL is configured in discord.logging below.

Discord

This section of the configuration contains settings for the discord side of the bot such as role names and webhook URLs. Note that the bot uses global role cache, independent of servers, and it is recommended to only have the bot account in one server.

If you don't know how to create a discord bot and get access to the token: How to make a discord bot

• token The discord bot token
• stream_notifications The webhook URL to send stream updates to (see How to create a webhook)
• role_name Configuration of type->role to change the default names of the update roles (empty value "" disables the role, and removes the role mention from notifications)
• enabled_events Array of events to publish to the stream_notifications webhook
• logging Optional webhook URL for errors and warnings printed at runtime (omit or null to disable)
• show_notify_hints Whether to show a hint in the embed footer about the /notify command

The roles used for updates can be managed by the bot with the /notify role: <type> command. This command will automatically assign the role to the user.

For example, with the configuration "live": "Stream is Live" the bot will accept the command /notify role: live and assign/remove the role Stream is Live for the user. These commands are ephemeral, which means they only show up to the user who invokes them. This way you can use them anywhere without having any clutter in chat!

Events

• live When the streamer goes live
• update When the streamer changes the current game
• vod When the streamer goes offline (includes vod timestamps for game changes)

Twitch

This configuration section contains required information to track the stream status.

If you don't know how to make a twitch application and access the client_id: How to make a twitch app

• offline_grace_period Minutes to wait before firing a VOD event after channel appears offline (Default: 2)
• top_clips The maximum number of top clips to show in the vod event (0 <= x <= 5)
• client_id The twitch application's client_id
• client_secret The twitch application's client_secret
• user_login The username of the tracked streamer

The offline_grace_period is an engineering parameter which is helpful to handle cases where streams temporarily appear offline due to outages or otherwise unwanted connection issues.

Example

{
  "discord": {
    "token": "NjUzMjM1MjY5MzM1NjQ2MjA4.*******.*******",
    "stream_notifications": "https://discord.com/api/webhooks/*******/******",
    "logging": null,
    "show_notify_hints": true,
    "role_name": {
      "live": "live",
      "vod": "vod",
      "update": "update"
    },
    "enabled_events": ["live", "update", "vod"]
  },
  "twitch": {
    "top_clips": 5,
    "offline_grace_period": 2,
    "client_id": "*******",
    "client_secret": "*******",
    "user_login": ["Elajjaz", "Distortion2"]
  }
}

Setup

Currently, I only provide 2 setups. Either docker or through a script. I'm open for pull requests that introduce more or better setups.

Docker

The image is hosted at docker hub.

1. Open a terminal in the directory of your choice (which includes the config.json!)
2. Pull the image with docker pull minnced/strumbot:%VERSION% (Replace %VERSION% with the version here: latest release)
3. Change the configuration in config.json
4. Create and start a container with this command:

   docker run -d \
     -v ./config.json:/etc/strumbot/config.json \
     --name strumbot \
     --restart unless-stopped \
     minnced/strumbot:%VERSION%
   

Script

1. Download the zip archive from the latest release
2. Unzip and open the resulting directory in a terminal of your choice
3. Change the configuration in config.json
4. Run the script for your current platform:
   1. Windows: run.bat
   2. Linux: run.sh