Twitch.API

Every call is made relative to https://api.twitch.davidwalter.at/twitch-api/

There is a rate limit of 420 calls per hour if no valid API key is sent via query parameter.

`version`

Parameters

None

Returns

The current version of the Twitch.API

1.1.0

`chatters`

Parameters

channel: Name of the channel

Returns

The connected chatters of the specified channel

{
            "_links":{},
            "chatter_count":4,
            "chatters": {
                "broadcaster": ["divadretlaw"],
                "vips":[],
                "moderators": ["alpine_bot"],
                "staff":[],
                "admins":[],
                "global_mods":[],
                "viewers": ["Chatter A", "Chatter B", ...]
            }
        }

`random`

Parameters

channel: Name of the channel
(optional) user: Name of excluded user

Returns

A random chatter

divadretlaw

`mods`

Parameters

channel: Name of the channel

Returns

List of moderators of the specified channel

["alpine_bot", ...]

`vips`

Parameters

channel: Name of the channel

Returns

List of VIPs of the specified channel

["VIP", ...]

`last-game`

Parameters

channel: Name of the channel

Returns

Last played game of the specified channel or null if there was no last game

League of Legends

`follow`

Parameters

channel: Name of the channel
user: Name of the user
(optional) format: Return value is wrapped into a formatted string
(optional) raw: Returns raw timestamp instead of formatted time

Returns

How long the specified user is following the specified channel

11 months 7 days 9 hours 37 minutes

`uptime`

Parameters

channel: Name of the channel
(optional) format: Return value is wrapped into a formatted string
(optional) raw: Returns raw timestamp instead of formatted time

Returns

Uptime of the specified channel

54 minutes

`dad-joke`

This is a simple wrapper around the API of icanhazdadjoke to make it easier to use with Twitch chat bots.

Parameters

None

Returns

Returns a dad joke

To be Frank, I'd have to change my name.