Closed Coding-Kiwi closed 6 years ago
You just join #channel_name
for the default room. Other rooms you need to join #chatrooms:channel_id:room_uuid
:
Here's how to join Alca's (7676884
) "subs" room (13cbfed0-ff5e-4714-a9e5-8cbaea38c1cd
)
client.join('chatrooms:7676884:13cbfed0-ff5e-4714-a9e5-8cbaea38c1cd')
;
When you receive a message, the channel parameter will be "#chatrooms:7676884:6677a069-0003-4c08-a77f-ae29660b795a
". Currently the "room-id" property of the userstate will just be the channel ID as it normally would be. You'd have to parse the channel parameter to get the room UUID.
so thanks for the help, it worked for a long time but now everytime I want to join a channel with
client.join("#channel_name")
or
client.join("#chatrooms:7676884:13cbfed0-ff5e-4714-a9e5-8cbaea38c1cd")
I only get "No response from Twitch."
The bot is connected to IRC, it just cant join the room, I tried with and without the # sign
Additional info: if I specify a channel in the client options when I create the tmi-client it joins its just the join command that is not working
Does the account have permission to join that chat room the it's trying to join?
Yes, the stream-chat and a test-room I created both have permission "Everyone" and the bot is mod
Then I can only assume you're calling join
too early. Could you share some example code?
This example works just fine:
const tmi = require('tmi.js');
let client = new tmi.client({
identity: {
username: 'alca',
password: '...'
},
channels: [ 'chatrooms:7676884:13cbfed0-ff5e-4714-a9e5-8cbaea38c1cd' ],
options: { debug: true }
});
client.connect();
Thank you very much for the fast help! I resolved it by using the debug option I totally forgot about. (It was the missing user-id in the chatroom-id..)
I'm very sry ^^"
Actual behaviour:
chatbot doesn't post messages in the chat
Expected behaviour:
chatbot does post messages in the chat
Server configuration
Guess the problem is the new "rooms" feature that twitch recently introduced. So how can I make tmi join the default room?