Commands List
All commands start with !twitch.
Command arguments that include <> denote required fields, and arguments that include [] denote optional fields. Don't include these characters when typing commands.
When arguments mention a "discord-channel," we mean an actual Discord text channel. Not a Twitch channel. All references to Twitch channels will show as "streamer-name", where you provide what comes exactly after "twitch.tv/" in their profile URL. Don't enter the entire link, and don't @ a Discord user.
Shows a list of commands that you can run. You shouldn't need them though, because you're already looking at the commands list!
Usage: !twitch commands
Aliases: cmds
Shows basic help and information about Streamcord.
Usage: !twitch help
Shows basic bot information and stats
Usage: !twitch info
Shows a link to invite Streamcord to another server.
Usage: !twitch invite
View a list of available translations. To switch pages, enter a different number at the end of the command.
Usage: !twitch lang help [page-number]
Examples:
• !twitch lang help
• !twitch lang help 2
Sets Streamcord's language for your account. Enter a valid language code from the language help command.
Usage: !twitch lang set <language-name>
Examples:
• !twitch lang set es-ES
Test Streamcord's connection to Discord.
Usage: !twitch ping
Gets a clip from the specified game.
Usage: !twitch clips game <game>
Examples:
• !twitch clips game Fortnite
Finds a clip that is trending.
Usage: !twitch clips trending
Gets a clip from the specified Twitch channel.
Usage: !twitch clips user <streamer-name>
Examples:
• !twitch clips user Monstercat
Aliases: clips from
Shows info about the specified Twitch channel.
Usage: !twitch user <streamer-name>
Examples:
• !twitch user tfue
Aliases: channel
Debug the live role.
Usage: !twitch lr check
Aliases: live_role check
Restricts the Live Role to users with a specific role.
Usage: !twitch lr force_update <role-name>
Examples:
• !twitch lr force_update Streamers
• !twitch lr force_update @Streamers
Aliases: live_role force_update
Listen to a Twitch stream in voice chat. You must be in a voice channel when running this command.
Usage: !twitch listen <streamer-name>
Examples:
• !twitch listen technobeaver
Aliases: play, stream watch
Stops the current stream and removes Streamcord from the voice channel.
Usage: !twitch leave
Aliases: stop, disconnect, dc
Shows the currently playing stream, if any.
Usage: !twitch nowplaying
Aliases: now_playing, np, playing
