Commands List
Command arguments are surrounded with <> denote required fields, and arguments surrounded with [] denote optional fields. Don't include these characters when typing commands.
When arguments say "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 basic help and information about Streamcord.
Usage: !twitch help
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
Shows basic bot information and stats
Usage: !twitch info
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
Shows a link to invite Streamcord to another server.
Usage: !twitch invite
Shows status for the Twitch developer website.
Usage: !twitch status
Test Streamcord's connection to Discord.
Usage: !twitch ping
Shows info about the specified Twitch channel.
Usage: !twitch user <streamer-name>
Examples:
• !twitch user tfue
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 from <streamer-name>
Examples:
• !twitch clips from riotgames
We recommend setting up notifications via the dashboard. Click here for a guide.
As of March 31st, 2021, the !twitch notif and !twitch lr commands will be removed from Streamcord. Please use the dashboard to set up notifications and Live Role.
Add a streamer notification to your server.
Usage: !twitch notif add [discord_channel] [streamer_name] [message]
Examples:
• !twitch notif add
• !twitch notif add #announcements tfue Tfue is now live!
Remove a streamer notification from your server. If no streamer_name argument is supplied, all notifications for the specified channel will be deleted.
Usage: !twitch notif remove <discord_channel> [streamer_name]
Examples:
• !twitch notif remove #announcements tfue
• !twitch notif remove #announcements
List notifications for the specified or current text channel.
Usage: !twitch notif list [discord_channel]
Examples:
• !twitch notif list #announcements
Send a preview message for a notification in the current channel.
Usage: !twitch notif preview <discord_channel> <streamer_name>
Examples: !twitch notif preview #announcements tfue
We recommend setting up Live Role via the dashboard. Click here for a guide.
As of March 31st, 2021, the !twitch notif and !twitch lr commands will be removed from Streamcord. Please use the dashboard to set up notifications and Live Role.
Sets the Live Role for the current server.
Usage: !twitch lr set role <role-name>
Examples: !twitch lr set role @NowLive
Restricts the Live Role to users with a specific role.
Usage: !twitch lr set filter <role-name>
Examples: !twitch lr set filter @Streamers
Removes the Live Role configuration.
Usage: !twitch lr delete
Removes the Live Role filter.
Usage: !twitch lr delete filter
Shows general information about the server's Live Role configuration.
Usage: !twitch lr view
Debug the live role.
Usage: !twitch lr check
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
Shows the currently playing stream, if any.
Usage: !twitch nowplaying
Stops the current stream and removes Streamcord from the voice channel.
Usage: !twitch leave
