A raid notification in chat comes through as a message JSON block, like so: {'id': '1559183617357416211', 'time': '2024-05-28T23:31:40+00:00', 'user_id': '41678305', 'text': 'has raided this stream!', 'blocks': [{'type': 'text.1', 'data': {'text': 'has raided this stream!'}}], 'channel_id': 1335482, 'raid_notification': {'start_ts': 1716939100}}
That key raid_notification does not exist in normal message JSON blocks, so that can be used to tell if the message is actually a raid notification. I am not sure what the start_ts data is for, but we can have the property return that sub-JSON or False.
A raid notification in chat comes through as a message JSON block, like so:
{'id': '1559183617357416211', 'time': '2024-05-28T23:31:40+00:00', 'user_id': '41678305', 'text': 'has raided this stream!', 'blocks': [{'type': 'text.1', 'data': {'text': 'has raided this stream!'}}], 'channel_id': 1335482, 'raid_notification': {'start_ts': 1716939100}}That key raid_notification does not exist in normal message JSON blocks, so that can be used to tell if the message is actually a raid notification. I am not sure what the start_ts data is for, but we can have the property return that sub-JSON or False.