Allows:

sending messages from Minecraft to Twitch
sending messages from Twitch to Minecraft
subscribing to the start of a Twitch broadcast

twitch message minecraft message

Message Types

Type	Explanation
`CHAT_GLOBAL`	Message from the `global` chat
`CHAT_LOCAL`	Message from the `local` chat
`AFK`	Message from the `afk` action
`ADVANCEMENT`	Message from an advancement
`DEATH`	Message from death
`JOIN`	Message when a player joins the server
`QUIT`	Message when a player leaves the server
`FROM_DISCORD_TO_MINECRAFT`	Message from Discord to Minecraft
`FROM_TWITCH_TO_MINECRAFT`	Message from Twitch to Minecraft
`FROM_TELEGRAM_TO_MINECRAFT`	Message from Telegram to Minecraft
`COMMAND_ME`	Message from the `/me` command
`COMMAND_BALL`	Message from the `/ball` command
`COMMAND_BAN`	Message from the `/ban` command
`COMMAND_BROADCAST`	Message from the `/broadcast` command
`COMMAND_COIN`	Message from the `/coin` command
`COMMAND_DICE`	Message from the `/dice` command
`COMMAND_DO`	Message from the `/do` command
`COMMAND_HELPER`	Message from the `/helper` command
`COMMAND_MUTE`	Message from the `/mute` command
`COMMAND_POLL_CREATE_MESSAGE`	Message from the `/poll` command
`COMMAND_SPY`	Player monitoring sent to `/spy`
`COMMAND_STREAM`	Message from the `/stream` command
`COMMAND_TRANSLATETO`	Message from the `/translateto` command
`COMMAND_TRY`	Message from the `/try` command
`COMMAND_WARN`	Message from the `/warn` command
`COMMAND_KICK`	Message from the `/kick` command
`SERVER_ENABLE`	Message when the server starts
`SERVER_DISABLE`	Message when the server shuts down

Note

If you have custom chats with your own names, for example admin, you will need to specify CHAT_ADMIN. If you have your own groups from the vanilla module, you need to specify their names.

🌍 Localization

Path localizations → language.yml → integration.twitch

twitch:
  null_player: "This player does not exist"
  format_reply: "<fcolor:4><hover:show_text:'<fcolor:4><reply_message>'>[Reply to @<reply_user>]</hover> "
  custom_command:
    ping: "<player>'s ping is <replacement:ping>"
  message_channel:
    FROM_TWITCH_TO_MINECRAFT: "<fcolor:2><name> <fcolor:1>» <fcolor:4><reply><message>"
    CHAT_GLOBAL: "<final_message>"

twitch:
  null_player: "Игрок не найден"
  format_reply: "<fcolor:4><hover:show_text:'<fcolor:4><reply_message>'>[Ответ на @<reply_user>]</hover> "
  custom_command:
    ping: "Пинг игрока <player> равен <replacement:ping>"
  message_channel:
    FROM_TWITCH_TO_MINECRAFT: "<fcolor:2><name> <fcolor:1>» <fcolor:4><hover:show_text:'<fcolor:4><reply><message>"
    CHAT_GLOBAL: "<final_message>"

`null_player`

Message shown if the player entered via custom_command is not found

`format_reply`

The message format for the <reply> tag when a message is a reply to another one

`custom_command`

A list of custom integration commands, where the key is the command name and the value is its message format

Example

custom_command:
  tps:
    content: "<tps>"

A command to get the tps value on the server. Don't forget to define it in integration.yml

`Placeholders`

You can use all the placeholders that are used in the initial Minecraft message.

Example for a ban message

There is a <reason> placeholder there, which means I can use <reason> inside Twitch messages.

There are also placeholders that are GUARANTEED to be replaced in any message:

<final_message> the message sent to Minecraft
<final_clear_message> the message sent to Minecraft without unicode emojis
<player> the nickname of the player who sent the message
<message> the raw message written by the player
<plain_message> the formatted message written by the player
<reply> the formatted reply message; it will be empty if the main message is not a reply
Obviously, all placeholders from PlaceholderAPI and FlectonePulse will also work

A message sent from Twitch to Minecraft has its own placeholders:

Placeholder	What it returns
`<name>`	Twitch user's nickname

`message_channel`

A list of messages with the final message format

If you want to add another message:

Take the name from the message types list

Insert it into message_channel

message_name: "<final_message>"

⚙️ Setting

Path integration.yml → twitch

twitch:
  enable: false
  client_id: ""
  token: ""
  custom_command:
    ping:
      need_player: true
      aliases:
      - "!ping"
  message_channel:
    FROM_TWITCH_TO_MINECRAFT:
    - "faseri4ka"
    CHAT_GLOBAL:
    - "faseri4ka"
  follow_channel:
    faseri4ka:
    - "stream start https://twitch.tv/faseri4ka"
  destination:
    type: "CHAT"
  sound:
    enable: false

`enable`

Enables or disables the functionality of the module

Warning

Before enabling, insert your Twitch token and client ID
After enabling, it is RECOMMENDED to restart the server, otherwise the plugin may cause a hang

`client_id`

User ID. Environment variables can be used, e.g., ${VALUE} client id

`token`

User token for connection. Environment variables can be used, e.g., ${VALUE} token

`custom_command`

A list of custom integration commands; the key is the command name and can be anything. Commands can ONLY be informational; they do not and will not execute anything on the server.

Parameter	Explanation
`need_player`	Whether to check the first argument of the command for a player name, e.g., `!ping TheFaser`
`aliases`	A list of aliases for using the command

Example

custom_command:
  tps:
    need_player: false
    aliases:
      - "!tps"
      - "!tickpersecond"

A command to get the tps value on the server using !tps or !tickpersecond. Don't forget to create the message in the localization file

`message_channel`

A list of message types and Twitch channel names

For example, I want Minecraft `/ban` command messages to be sent to Twitch

Copy the Twitch channel names where the message should be sent (faseri4ka)

Configure it:

message_channel:
  COMMAND_BAN:
    - "faseri4ka"

There can be any number of channels, as long as the connected account has access to them. Localization configuration is optional; by default, the message will be sent with the <final_message> format.

`follow_channel`

A list where the key is the channel name and the value is a list of commands to be executed when the broadcast starts

For example, I want to track the start of a stream for `faseri4ka` and write `stream start https://twitch.tv/faseri4ka`

Copy the channel name faseri4ka

Configure it:

follow_channel:
  faseri4ka:
    - "stream start [https://twitch.tv/faseri4ka](https://twitch.tv/faseri4ka)"

Up to 10 channels can be tracked simultaneously, as long as the connected account has access to them
There can be any number of commands triggered at the start of the broadcast

`destination`

Where the message will be sent

Type	Explanation	Requires additional configuration?
`ACTION_BAR`	Message above the player's inventory	Yes
`BOSS_BAR`	Message at the top of the screen	Yes
`BRAND`	Message in F3	No
`CHAT`	Message in chat	No
`TEXT_SCREEN`	Message anywhere on the screen	Yes
`TITLE`	Full-screen message	Yes
`SUBTITLE`	Full-screen message (bottom line)	Yes
`TAB_HEADER`	Message in TAB (top)	No
`TAB_FOOTER`	Message in TAB (bottom)	No
`TOAST`	Message in the top right corner (achievement)	Yes

`sound`

Sound playback

🔐 Permissions

Path permission.yml → integration.twitch

twitch:
  name: "flectonepulse.module.integration.twitch"
  type: "TRUE"
  sound:
    name: "flectonepulse.module.integration.twitch.sound"
    type: "TRUE"

`name`

Permission name

`type`

Permission type

Type	Explanation
`TRUE`	Available to any player
`FALSE`	Available to no one, must be granted separately (e.g., using LuckPerms)
`OP`	Available to server operators
`NOT_OP`	Available to NON-operators of the server

`sound`

Permission to use the sound

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