twitch_irc
Twitch chat client for Deno
import { TwitchIrcClient, Message } from "https://deno.land/x/twitch_irc/mod.ts";
const channel = /*...*/;
const use = (message: Message) => {/*...*/};
const client = new TwitchIrcClient();
client.on("open", () => {
client.join(channel);
});
client.on("message", (message) => {
use(message);
});
Features
- Connection management
- Authentication
- Automatic reconnect
- Automatic keep-alive
- Correct message parsing1
- Same message bypass for
PRIVMSG
- Auto-complete tag names
- Latency measurement
- Strong type safety2
Run an example
$ CHANNEL=<your_channel> deno run \
--allow-env=CHANNEL \
--allow-net=irc-ws.chat.twitch.tv \
https://deno.land/x/twitch_irc/example.ts
You can also inspect it using devtools:
$ CHANNEL=<your_channel> deno run \
--inspect-brk \
--allow-env=CHANNEL \
--allow-net=irc-ws.chat.twitch.tv \
https://deno.land/x/twitch_irc/example.ts
In this case, the client will be available on the window object as client
.
Footnotes
-
Some tag values can have a space in them, and the example parser by Twitch will not correctly handle that case. ↩
-
The library uses string and template literal types extensively, for example to ensure that a channel has the
#
prefix - similar usage of these advanced type features simplifies the internals of the library greatly, and contributes towards making it less error prone to use. ↩