twitch-bots

Small collection of IRC bots for twitch written in PHP

Config files

bots.ini - This file defined bots. Each bot can have the following properties:
- class - Which class to use. See Classes below.
- nick - Nickname of bot on twitch.
- channels - An array of chats to monitor for messages.
- admins - An array of accounts that are is considered to be an admin for this bot.
- server and port - it might change, see Twitch's documentation/FAQ.
config.ini - Has three parts:
- bot - Which bot from /bots.ini config to start?
- default - This settings will be merged into bot's settings, if they were not defined there. For appending arrays, use global
- global - This will append arrays to bot settings' arrays. For example, you might indicate who will be admin for all bots.
accounts.ini - A file with bots' nicknames and their tokens. To get token, see Twitch's documentation/FAQ. For example, this file might look like this:

BotRuiner = qdcn9nba0okbtj38grpmwmzhzurxxp
kezzyhkoBot = hhso5visofdw32dbncmwuwh9yqp13m

Of course, this is not real tokens :)

Bot.php - General abstract class. Easily extendible to add your own commands.
Repeater.php - Just repeats all messages. Convenient for testing.
Ruiner.php - Detects certain multi-message (composite) emoticons of certain clannels and ruins them by sending a message in between those messages.
GameOfLife.php - This bot was written for one channel, that hosted GameOfLife on twitch. It just filled all the field with repeating pattern. Here is how it worked:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuxFcRcfqrQ
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vrIkPixR1Q