Note: To run twitch-queue you need to have NodeJS installed. After that run npm i (or pnpm i if you use pnpm, I'd recommend it.) to install the required packages.

Usage:

• Commands:
  • !open (Requires mod)
  • !close (Requires mod)
  • !join
  • !leave
  • !list
  • !next 1-10 (Specify a number 1-10)
  • !clear (Requires mod)
  • !remove (Specify any number : Requires mod)

Installation Guide:

Download the latest release & extract it.

twitch-queue requires that you've setup a .env file with TWITCH_KEY and TWTICH_USERNAME.

Example of the file would be

.env

TWITCH_KEY=oauth:key
TWITCH_USERNAME=twitch_username

To get your oauth key, go to https://twitchapps.com/tmi/

The file strcture needs to be

.env
out > folder > index.js

(2 folders inbetween .env and index.js) You can modify the path dotenv checks for by changing config({ path: "../../.env" }); to be config() if you want it to check the same directory.

After you've setup your .env file, go inside index.js and change enter-channel to be your channel

const channels = ['enter-channel'] // Supports only 1 channel currently

Do note that as the comment says, this bot only supports one channel. I probably won't make it support multi-channels, but if you want to help contribute then feel free to submit a pull request.

After that, the bot is ready to go. Simply run it by typing node . and if you want to set it up on a server, refer to this guide.