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title: "Templating"
---
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{{< lead > }}
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Generally speaking the templating uses [Golang `text/template` ](https://pkg.go.dev/text/template ) template syntax. All fields with templating enabled do support the full synax from the `text/template` package.
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{{< / lead > }}
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## Variables
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There are certain variables available in the strings with templating enabled:
- `channel` - Channel the message was sent to, only available for regular messages not events
- `msg` - The message object, used in functions, should not be sent to chat
- `permitTimeout` - Value of `permit_timeout` in seconds
- `username` - The username of the message author
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## Functions
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Within templates following functions can be used:
- built-in functions in `text/template` engine
- functions from [sprig ](https://masterminds.github.io/sprig/ ) function collection
- functions mentioned below
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Examples below are using this syntax in the code block:
```
! Message matcher used for the input message
> Input message if used in the example
# Template used in the fields
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< Output from the template ( Rendered during docs generation )
* Output from the template (Static output, template not rendered)
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```
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### `arg`
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Takes the message sent to the channel, splits by space and returns the Nth element
Syntax: `arg <index>`
Example:
```
> !bsg @tester
# {{ arg 1 }} please refrain from BSG
< @tester please refrain from BSG
```
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### `b64urldec`
Decodes the input using base64 URL-encoding (like `b64dec` but using `URLEncoding` instead of `StdEncoding` )
Syntax: `b64urldec <input>`
Example:
```
# {{ b64urldec "bXlzdHJpbmc=" }}
< mystring
```
### `b64urlenc`
Encodes the input using base64 URL-encoding (like `b64enc` but using `URLEncoding` instead of `StdEncoding` )
Syntax: `b64urlenc <input>`
Example:
```
# {{ b64urlenc "mystring" }}
< bXlzdHJpbmc =
```
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### `botHasBadge`
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Checks whether bot has the given badge in the current channel
Syntax: `botHasBadge <badge>`
Example:
```
# {{ botHasBadge "moderator" }}
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< false
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```
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### `channelCounter`
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Wraps the counter name into a channel specific counter name including the channel name
Syntax: `channelCounter <counter name>`
Example:
```
# {{ channelCounter "test" }}
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< #example:test
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```
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### `chatterHasBadge`
Checks whether chatter writing the current line has the given badge in the current channel
Syntax: `chatterHasBadge <badge>`
Example:
```
# {{ chatterHasBadge "moderator" }}
< true
```
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### `counterRank`
Returns the rank of the given counter and the total number of counters in given counter prefix
Syntax: `counterRank <prefix> <name>`
Example:
```
# {{ $cr := counterRank (list .channel "test" "" | join ":") (list .channel "test" "foo" | join ":") }}{{ $cr.Rank }}/{{ $cr.Count }}
* 2/6
```
### `counterTopList`
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Returns the top n counters for the given prefix as objects with Name and Value fields. Can be ordered by `name` / `value` / `first_seen` / `last_modified` ascending (`ASC`) or descending (`DESC`): i.e. `last_modified DESC` defaults to `value DESC`
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Syntax: `counterTopList <prefix> <n> [orderBy]`
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Example:
```
# {{ range (counterTopList (list .channel "test" "" | join ":") 3) }}{{ .Name }}: {{ .Value }} - {{ end }}
* #example:test:foo: 5 - #example:test:bar: 4 -
```
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### `counterValue`
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Returns the current value of the counter which identifier was supplied
Syntax: `counterValue <counter name>`
Example:
```
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# {{ counterValue (list .channel "test" | join ":") }}
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* 5
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```
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### `counterValueAdd`
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Adds the given value (or 1 if no value) to the counter and returns its new value
Syntax: `counterValueAdd <counter name> [increase=1]`
Example:
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```
# {{ counterValueAdd "myCounter" }} {{ counterValueAdd "myCounter" 5 }}
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* 1 6
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```
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### `currentVOD`
Returns the VOD of the currently running stream in the given channel (causes an error if no current stream / VOD is found)
Syntax: `currentVOD <username>`
Example:
```
# {{ currentVOD .channel }}
* https://www.twitch.tv/videos/123456789
```
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### `displayName`
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Returns the display name the specified user set for themselves
Syntax: `displayName <username> [fallback]`
Example:
```
# {{ displayName "luziferus" }} - {{ displayName "notexistinguser" "foobar" }}
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* Luziferus - foobar
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```
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### `doesFollow`
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Returns whether `from` follows `to` (the bot must be moderator of `to` to read this)
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Syntax: `doesFollow <from> <to>`
Example:
```
# {{ doesFollow "tezrian" "luziferus" }}
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* true
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```
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### `doesFollowLongerThan`
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Returns whether `from` follows `to` for more than `duration` (the bot must be moderator of `to` to read this)
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Syntax: `doesFollowLongerThan <from> <to> <duration>`
Example:
```
# {{ doesFollowLongerThan "tezrian" "luziferus" "168h" }}
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* true
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```
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### `fixUsername`
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Ensures the username no longer contains the `@` or `#` prefix
Syntax: `fixUsername <username>`
Example:
```
# {{ fixUsername .channel }} - {{ fixUsername "@luziferus" }}
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< example - luziferus
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```
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### `followAge`
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Looks up when `from` followed `to` and returns the duration between then and now (the bot must be moderator of `to` to read this)
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Syntax: `followAge <from> <to>`
Example:
```
# {{ followAge "tezrian" "luziferus" }}
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* 15004h14m59.116620989s
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```
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### `followDate`
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Looks up when `from` followed `to` (the bot must be moderator of `to` to read this)
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Syntax: `followDate <from> <to>`
Example:
```
# {{ followDate "tezrian" "luziferus" }}
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```
### `formatDuration`
Returns a formated duration. Pass empty strings to leave out the specific duration part.
Syntax: `formatDuration <duration> <hours> <minutes> <seconds>`
Example:
```
# {{ formatDuration .testDuration "hours" "minutes" "seconds" }} - {{ formatDuration .testDuration "hours" "minutes" "" }}
< 5 hours , 33 minutes , 12 seconds - 5 hours , 33 minutes
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```
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### `formatHumanDateDiff`
Formats a DateInterval object according to the format (%Y, %M, %D, %H, %I, %S for years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds - Lowercase letters without leading zeros)
Syntax: `formatHumanDateDiff <format> <obj>`
Example:
```
# {{ humanDateDiff (mustToDate "2006-01-02 -0700" "2024-05-05 +0200") (mustToDate "2006-01-02 -0700" "2023-01-09 +0100") | formatHumanDateDiff "%Y years, %M months, %D days" }}
< 01 years , 03 months , 25 days
```
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### `group`
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Gets matching group specified by index from `match_message` regular expression, when `fallback` is defined, it is used when group has an empty match
Syntax: `group <idx> [fallback]`
Example:
```
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! !command ([0-9]+) ([a-z]+) ?([a-z]*)
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> !command 12 test
# {{ group 2 "oops" }} - {{ group 3 "oops" }}
< test - oops
```
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### `humanDateDiff`
Returns a DateInterval object describing the time difference between a and b in a "human" way of counting the time (2023-02-05 -> 2024-03-05 = 1 Year, 1 Month)
Syntax: `humanDateDiff <a> <b>`
Example:
```
# {{ humanDateDiff (mustToDate "2006-01-02 -0700" "2024-05-05 +0200") (mustToDate "2006-01-02 -0700" "2023-01-09 +0100") }}
< {1 3 25 23 0 0}
```
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### `idForUsername`
Returns the user-id for the given username
Syntax: `idForUsername <username>`
Example:
```
# {{ idForUsername "twitch" }}
* 12826
```
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### `inList`
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Tests whether a string is in a given list of strings (for conditional templates).
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Syntax: `inList <search> <...string>`
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Example:
```
! !command (.*)
> !command foo
# {{ inList (group 1) "foo" "bar" }}
< true
```
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### `jsonAPI`
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Fetches remote URL and applies jq-like query to it returning the result as string. (Remote API needs to return status 200 within 5 seconds.)
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Syntax: `jsonAPI <url> <jq-like path> [fallback]`
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Example:
```
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# {{ jsonAPI "https://api.github.com/repos/Luzifer/twitch-bot" ".owner.login" }}
* Luzifer
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```
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### `lastPoll`
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Gets the last (currently running or archived) poll for the given channel (the channel must have given extended permission for poll access!)
Syntax: `lastPoll <channel>`
Example:
```
# Last Poll: {{ (lastPoll .channel).Title }}
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* Last Poll: Und wie siehts im Template aus?
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```
See schema of returned object in [`pkg/twitch/polls.go#L13` ](https://github.com/Luzifer/twitch-bot/blob/master/pkg/twitch/polls.go#L13 )
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### `lastQuoteIndex`
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Gets the last quote index in the quote database for the current channel
Syntax: `lastQuoteIndex`
Example:
```
# Last Quote: #{{ lastQuoteIndex }}
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* Last Quote: #32
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```
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### `mention`
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Strips username and converts into a mention
Syntax: `mention <username>`
Example:
```
# {{ mention "@user" }} {{ mention "user" }} {{ mention "#user" }}
< @user @user @user
```
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### `parseDuration`
Parses a duration (i.e. 1h25m10s) into a time.Duration
Syntax: `parseDuration <duration>`
Example:
```
# {{ parseDuration "1h30s" }}
< 1h0m30s
```
### `parseDurationToSeconds`
Parses a duration (i.e. 1h25m10s) into a number of seconds
Syntax: `parseDurationToSeconds <duration>`
Example:
```
# {{ parseDurationToSeconds "1h25m10s" }}
< 5110
```
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### `pow`
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Returns float from calculation: `float1 ** float2`
Syntax: `pow <float1> <float2>`
Example:
```
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# {{ printf "%.0f" (pow 10 4) }}
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< 10000
```
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### `profileImage`
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Gets the URL of the given users profile image
Syntax: `profileImage <username>`
Example:
```
# {{ profileImage .username }}
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* https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/jtv_user_pictures/[...].png
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```
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### `randomString`
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Randomly picks a string from a list of strings
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Syntax: `randomString <string> [...string]`
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Example:
```
# {{ randomString "a" "b" "c" "d" }}
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* a
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```
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### `recentGame`
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Returns the last played game name of the specified user (see shoutout example) or the `fallback` if the game could not be fetched. If no fallback was supplied the message will fail and not be sent.
Syntax: `recentGame <username> [fallback]`
Example:
```
# {{ recentGame "luziferus" "none" }} - {{ recentGame "thisuserdoesnotexist123" "none" }}
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* Metro Exodus - none
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```
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### `recentTitle`
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Returns the last stream title of the specified user or the `fallback` if the title could not be fetched. If no fallback was supplied the message will fail and not be sent.
Syntax: `recentTitle <username> [fallback]`
Example:
```
# {{ recentGame "luziferus" "none" }} - {{ recentGame "thisuserdoesnotexist123" "none" }}
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* Die Oper haben wir überlebt, mal sehen was uns sonst noch alles töten möchte… - none
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```
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### `scheduleSegments`
Returns the next n segments in the channels schedule. If n is not given, returns all known segments.
Syntax: `scheduleSegments <channel> [n]`
Example:
```
# {{ $seg := scheduleSegments "luziferus" 1 | first }}Next Stream: {{ $seg.Title }} @ {{ dateInZone "2006-01-02 15:04" $seg.StartTime "Europe/Berlin" }}
* Next Stream: Little Nightmares @ 2023-11-05 18:00
```
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### `seededRandom`
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Returns a float value stable for the given seed
Syntax: `seededRandom <string-seed>`
Example:
```
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# Your int this hour: {{ printf "%.0f" (mulf (seededRandom (list "int" .username (now | date "2006-01-02 15") | join ":")) 100) }}%
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< Your int this hour: 24 %
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```
### `spotifyCurrentPlaying`
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Retrieves the current playing track for the given channel (returns an empty string when nothing is playing)
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Syntax: `spotifyCurrentPlaying <channel>`
Example:
```
! ^!spotify
> !spotify
# {{ spotifyCurrentPlaying .channel }}
* Beast in Black - Die By The Blade
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```
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### `spotifyLink`
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Retrieves the link for the playing track for the given channel (returns an empty string when nothing is playing)
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Syntax: `spotifyLink <channel>`
Example:
```
! ^!spotifylink
> !spotifylink
# {{ spotifyLink .channel }}
* https://open.spotify.com/track/3HCzXf0lNpekSqsGBcGrCd
```
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### `streamIsLive`
Check whether a given channel is currently live
Syntax: `streamIsLive <username>`
Example:
```
# {{ streamIsLive "luziferus" }}
* true
```
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### `streamUptime`
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Returns the duration the stream is online (causes an error if no current stream is found)
Syntax: `streamUptime <username>`
Example:
```
# {{ formatDuration (streamUptime "luziferus") "hours" "minutes" "" }}
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* 3 hours, 56 minutes
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```
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### `subCount`
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Returns the number of subscribers (accounts) currently subscribed to the given channel
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Syntax: `subCount <channel>`
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Example:
```
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# {{ subCount "luziferus" }}
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* 26
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```
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### `subPoints`
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Returns the number of sub-points currently given through the T1 / T2 / T3 subscriptions to the given channel
Syntax: `subPoints <channel>`
Example:
```
# {{ subPoints "luziferus" }}
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* 26
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```
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### `tag`
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Takes the message sent to the channel, returns the value of the tag specified
Syntax: `tag <tagname>`
Example:
```
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# {{ tag "display-name" }}
< ExampleUser
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```
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### `textAPI`
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Fetches remote URL and returns the result as string. (Remote API needs to return status 200 within 5 seconds.)
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Syntax: `textAPI <url> [fallback]`
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Example:
```
! !weather (.*)
> !weather Hamburg
# {{ textAPI (printf "https://api.scorpstuff.com/weather.php?units=metric&city=%s" (urlquery (group 1))) }}
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* Weather for Hamburg, DE: Few clouds with a temperature of 22 C (71.6 F). [...]
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```
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### `userExists`
Checks whether the given user exists
Syntax: `userExists <username>`
Example:
```
# {{ userExists "luziferus" }}
* true
```
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### `usernameForID`
Returns the current login name of an user-id
Syntax: `usernameForID <user-id>`
Example:
```
# {{ usernameForID "12826" }}
* twitch
```
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### `variable`
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Returns the variable value or default in case it is empty
Syntax: `variable <name> [default]`
Example:
```
# {{ variable "foo" "fallback" }} - {{ variable "unsetvar" "fallback" }}
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* test - fallback
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```