def user_ratio(user):
"""
:param user: string representing http://www.twitch.tv/<user>
:return: the ratio of chatters to viewers in <user>'s channel
"""
chatters2 = 0
exceptions = get_exceptions()
# Don't have to put ^ or $ at the beginning. Just use .* it's more concise.
for regex in exceptions:
if regex != '':
if regex[0] != '^':
regex = '^' + regex
if regex[-1] != '$':
regex += '$'
if re.match(regex, user, re.I | re.S) != None:
print user, "is alright :)",
return 1
if user in get_frontpage_users():
print "nope,", user, "is a featured stream (being shown on the frontpage).",
return 1
if is_being_hosted(user):
print "nope,", user, "is being hosted by someone",
return 1
if d2l_check:
d2l_list = get_dota2lounge_list()
if user in d2l_list:
print user, "is being embedded in dota2lounge. nogo",
return 1
chatters = user_chatters(user)
if debug:
chatters2 = get_chatters2(user)
viewers = user_viewers(user)
if viewers == -1: # This means something went wrong with the twitch servers, or internet cut out
print "RECURSING BECAUSE OF 422 TWITCH ERROR"
return user_ratio(user)
if viewers and viewers != 0: # viewers == 0 => streamer offline
maxchat = max(chatters, chatters2)
ratio = float(maxchat) / viewers
print user + ": " + str(maxchat) + " / " + str(viewers) + " = %0.3f" % ratio,
if debug:
print "(%d - %d)" % (chatters2, chatters),
if chatters != 0:
if debug:
diff = abs(chatters2 - chatters)
error = (100 * (float(diff) / chatters)) # Percent error
else:
return 0
if debug and error > 6:
print " (%0.0f%% error)!" % error,
if error < 99 and diff > 10:
print "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" # If my chatters module goes wrong, i want to notice it.
if ratio > 1:
webbrowser.open("BDB - ratio for " + user + " = %0.3f" % ratio)
print "????????????"
else:
print
else:
return 1 # User is offline.
return ratio
def user_ratio(user):
global debug
time.sleep(5)
print "checking", user, "ratio"
chatters2 = 0
if user in get_frontpage_users():
print "nope,", user, "is on the front page of twitch."
return 1
exceptions = get_exceptions()
# users don't have to put ^ or $ at the beginning. just use .* it's more readable.
for regex in exceptions:
if regex != "":
if regex[0] != "^":
regex = "^" + regex
if regex[-1] != "$":
regex += "$"
# if the username matches the regex
if re.match(regex, user, re.I | re.S) != None:
print user, "is alright :)",
return 1
if d2l_check:
d2l_list = get_dota2lounge_list()
if user in d2l_list:
print user, "is being embedded in dota2lounge. nogo"
return 1
print "here1"
chatters = user_chatters(user)
if debug:
chatters2 = get_chatters2(user)
print "here2"
viewers = user_viewers(user)
print "here3"
if viewers and viewers != 0 and viewers != None:
maxchat = max(chatters, chatters2)
ratio = float(maxchat) / viewers
print user + ": " + str(maxchat) + " / " + str(viewers) + " = %0.3f" % ratio,
if debug:
print "(%d - %d)" % (chatters2, chatters),
if chatters != 0:
if debug:
diff = abs(chatters2 - chatters)
error = 100 * (float(diff) / chatters) # percent error
else:
return 0
if debug and error > 6:
print " (%0.0f%% error)!" % error,
if error < 99 and diff > 10:
print "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" # if my chatters module goes wrong, i want to notice it.
if ratio > 1:
webbrowser.open("BDB - ratio for " + user + " = %0.3f" % (ratio))
print "????????????"
else:
print
else:
print
else:
return 1 # user is offline
return ratio
def user_ratio(user):
chatters2 = 0
exceptions = get_exceptions()
#users don't have to put ^ or $ at the beginning. just use .* it's more readable.
for regex in exceptions:
if regex != '':
if regex[0] != '^':
regex = '^' + regex
if regex[-1] != '$':
regex += '$'
#if the username matches the regex
if re.match(regex, user, re.I | re.S) != None:
print user, "is alright :)",
return 1
if user in get_frontpage_users():
print "nope,", user, "is on the front page of twitch.",
return 1
if d2l_check:
d2l_list = get_dota2lounge_list()
if user in d2l_list:
print user, "is being embedded in dota2lounge. nogo",
return 1
chatters = user_chatters(user)
if debug:
chatters2 = get_chatters2(user)
viewers = user_viewers(user)
if viewers == -1: #this means something went wrong with the twitch servers, or user's internet died
print "RECURSING BECAUSE OF 422 TWITCH ERROR"
return user_ratio(user)
if viewers and viewers != 0: #viewers == 0 => streamer offline
maxchat = max(chatters, chatters2)
ratio = float(maxchat) / viewers
print user + ": " + str(maxchat) + " / " + str(
viewers) + " = %0.3f" % ratio,
if debug:
print "(%d - %d)" % (chatters2, chatters),
if chatters != 0:
if debug:
diff = abs(chatters2 - chatters)
error = (100 * (float(diff) / chatters)) #percent error
else:
return 0
if debug and error > 6:
print " (%0.0f%% error)!" % error,
if error < 99 and diff > 10:
print "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" #if my chatters module goes wrong, i want to notice it.
if ratio > 1:
webbrowser.open("BDB - ratio for " + user + " = %0.3f" %
(ratio))
print "????????????"
else:
print
else:
return 1 # user is offline
return ratio
def user_ratio(user):
chatters2 = 0
exceptions = get_exceptions()
#users don't have to put ^ or $ at the beginning. just use .* it's more readable.
for regex in exceptions:
if regex != '':
if regex[0] != '^':
regex = '^' + regex
if regex[-1] != '$':
regex += '$'
#if the username matches the regex
if re.match(regex, user, re.I|re.S) != None:
print user, "is alright :)",
return 1
if user in get_frontpage_users():
print "nope,", user, "is on the front page of twitch.",
return 1
if d2l_check:
d2l_list = get_dota2lounge_list()
if user in d2l_list:
print user, "is being embedded in dota2lounge. nogo",
return 1
chatters = user_chatters(user)
if debug:
chatters2 = get_chatters2(user)
viewers = user_viewers(user)
if viewers == -1: #this means something went wrong with the twitch servers, or user's internet died
print "RECURSING BECAUSE OF 422 TWITCH ERROR"
return user_ratio(user)
if viewers and viewers != 0: #viewers == 0 => streamer offline
maxchat = max(chatters, chatters2)
ratio = float(maxchat) / viewers
print user + ": " + str(maxchat) + " / " + str(viewers) + " = %0.3f" %ratio,
if debug:
print "(%d - %d)" %(chatters2, chatters),
if chatters != 0:
if debug:
diff = abs(chatters2 - chatters)
error = (100 * (float(diff) / chatters)) #percent error
else:
return 0
if debug and error > 6:
print " (%0.0f%% error)!" %error,
if error < 99 and diff > 10:
print "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" #if my chatters module goes wrong, i want to notice it.
if ratio > 1:
webbrowser.open("BDB - ratio for "+user+" = %0.3f" %(ratio))
print "????????????"
else:
print
else:
return 1 # user is offline
return ratio
from chat_count import chat_count
global_sum = 0
global_cnt = 0
#lists of Botters passed around all over the place, represents who's currently botting.
suspicious = []
confirmed = []
# these users are known to have small chat to viewer ratios for valid reasons
# NOTE: Regexes, not only strings (though strings will work too)
# You don't have to put ^ or $ at the beginning/end. just use .* -- it's more readable.
# example: chat disabled, or chat hosted not on the twitch site, or mainly viewed on
# front page of twitch
# type: list of REGEXes: example: ["destiny", "scg_live.*", ".*twitch.*"]
exceptions = get_exceptions()
#get_chatters2:
# gets the number of chatters in user's Twitch chat, via chat_count
# Essentially, chat_count is my experimental method that goes directly to
# a user's IRC channel and counts the viewers there. It is not yet proven to be
# correct 100% of the time.
#user is a string representing http://www.twitch.tv/<user>
def get_chatters2(user):
chatters2 = 0
try:
chatters2 = chat_count(user)
except socket.error as error:
print ":((( get_chatters2 line 37 on twitch_chatters"
return get_chatters2(user)
return chatters2
from chat_count import chat_count
global_sum = 0
global_cnt = 0
# Lists of Botters passed around all over the place, represents who's currently botting.
suspicious = []
confirmed = []
# These users are known to have small chat to viewer ratios for valid reasons
# NOTE: Regexes, not only strings (though strings will work too)
# You don't have to put ^ or $ at the beginning/end. just use .* -- it's more readable.
# example: chat disabled, or chat hosted not on the twitch site, or mainly viewed on
# front page of twitch
# type: list of REGEXes: example: ["destiny", "scg_live.*", ".*twitch.*"]
exceptions = get_exceptions()
def get_chatters2(user):
"""
gets the number of chatters in user's Twitch chat, via chat_count
Essentially, chat_count is my experimental method that goes directly to
a user's IRC channel and counts the viewers there. It is not yet proven to be
correct 100% of the time.
"""
chatters2 = 0
try:
chatters2 = chat_count(user)
except socket.error as error:
print ":((( get_chatters2 line 37 on twitch_chatters"
return get_chatters2(user)