This is an easy to use and easy to customizable chat bot, feel free to fork and add stuff

Everything is running locally

• Get wr/pb for any/current game, category and variables
• Set Game/Title/Community
• Add/remove commands with/without individual/global cooldowns
• Display Information about twitch-videos posted in chat
• Answer questions automatically (based on regex), this is also pretty nice for memes
• Display messages every x seconds
• Add/remove quotes (mod only), display random quotes for everyone
• TODO: Purge shortened links automatically
• TODO: Display information about youtube-videos posted in chat

Clone the repository
Install all required packages with pip3 install -r requirements.txt. If you don't have root privileges or want to install the packages just for you append --user to the command. There seems to be a problem installing watchdogs on windows, because PyYAML can't be installed this should help

Copy the folder example_config and rename it to config.

This config specifies which components are loaded and also sets the config for the components. More about components below. If 'active' is set to True the component is loaded, otherwise it isn't.
Note: This is deprecated, settings should be changed in the bot.db directly (created after first start)
The active key is responsible for loading the module, so its value has to be set to 1 to load the specified module.

This config contains all important private information to let the bot connect to the twitch chat and interact with the twitch-api.
username: username of you bots twitch-account
twitch_client_id: To make requests to the twitch api, you need to register a application in twitch here. The url should be set to localhost, the name doesn't matter
twitch_client_secret: Client secret of you registered application
channel: Channel, the bot should join
twitch_id: Id of the channel, is displayed at startup if left blank

Then you have to execute oauth_generator in the console and follow the instructions, make sure that you are logged in on twitch with your bots account cause it will generate the login for the chat for whoever is logged in

If you want to update your title and game with the bot make sure to add your bot to the channel editors in your twitch settings

change to this directory and run main_bot.py with python3, if you want to enabled debug output, set the environmentvariable DEBUG to 1

There are 2 types of commands:

Commands, that only return a text in the channel (with {username} and {channel} replaced by the correct strings), that are stored in the database and added/deleted via chat commands (see below).

Commands, that are added to the commands_helper of the bot, calling functions and doing real actions.

• !wr [param] (get the current world record for a game (more info below) listed on speedrun.com)
• !pb [username] [param] (get the pb of the given user by game, category and subcategories defined by the variables)
• !searchgame [game] (searches speedrun.com for abbreviation for the given game to use with the wr command)
• !srcurrent [param] ([mod only] set the current default params for the wr command if it is used without params)
• !sruser [username] ([mod only] set the current default username for the pb command)
• !settitle [title] ([mod only] set a new title for the broadcast)
• !setgame [game] ([mod only] set the game for the broadcast)
• !setcommunity [community] ([mod only] set the community for the broadcast)
• !removecommunity ([mod only] remove the community for the broadcast)
• !uptime (display the time the stream is up)
• !addcmd [name] [response] ([mod only] add new command)
• !setcmd [name] [response] ([mod only] change existing command)
• !setcmdname [oldname] [newname] ([mod only] rename a command)
• !setcmdccd [name] [cooldown] ([mod only] set cooldown for command in channel)
• !setcmducd [name] [cooldown] ([mod only] set cooldown for command for all users)
• !setcmdmodonly [name] [0 or 1] ([mod only] set command mod-only, 1 is yes)
• !setcmdbroadcasteronly [name] [0 or 1] ([mod only] set command broadcaster-only, 1 is yes)
• !setcmdenabled [name] [0 or 1] ([mod only] enable/disable command, 1 is enabled)
• !delcmd [name] ([mod only] delete the command)
• !addquote [quote] ([mod only]Add a new quote, for example: !addquote "this is a quote" - somebody)
• !delquote [quoteid] ([mod only] Delete a quote by its ID)
• !quote [quoteid] (Get the specified quote by the ID or a random quote if no ID is given)

There are 2 kinds of leaderboards, one for full game and one for individual levels. They have a different syntax:

For full game use [gameabbreviation] [categoryname](;[variablename]:[variablevalue]), variables are optional and adding more ;-separated variables is possible

For level runs use [gameabbreviation];[levelname];[categoryname](;[variablename]:[variablevalue])

Some components store additional information in the database, you can edit this file (bot.db) with a sqlite program. When saving changes, the bot reloads all information in the database.

Component to display information about PBs, WRs, Games and Categories. In your config you can change the default-param to a string used by the !wr command (see above documentation for more detailed explanation about this) and default-username to your speedrun.com username.

See the Commands section above for information, simple commands (only response) are stored in a database, table commands. Every {channel} is replaced by the channel, the bot is currently in, every {username} is replaced by the username of the person that called the command. You can add specific arguments by using {}, they are replaced in the order they are given when the command is called. Example, the response of the command test is {username} used the arguments {} and {}!

username: !test hello goodbye
bot: username used the arguments hello and goodbye!
username: !test hello goodbye bla bla
bot: username used the arguments hello and goodbye!
username: !test hello
bot: Not enough arguments given!

Shout out all new followers

Send a message at a specified intervall in the chat, currently only configurable directly in the database, table timedmessages.
Columns:

• id unique id for each row
• message message that should be send periodically
• inittime initial waiting time in seconds before sending the message the first time
• looptime intervall in seconds when to send the message again and again
• enabled 0 means disabled, 1 means enabled

Send a message in the chat if a message matched a regex, stored in the database, table regexresponse. The regex may be any valid python-regex.
Columns:

• regex valid python regex that is checked
• response message that is send in the channel if the regex matches
• cooldown add a cooldown to the response

Save and display random quotes, you can specify a cooldown with the cooldown setting in the database. The quotes are stored in the quotes table in the database.