Usage: ~songreq [query] [value]
Listed below are the possible [query] options.
Depending on what the value of [query] is, the required [value] changes.
- add
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[value] should then be a Spotify URI, share link, search query, etc.
This gets sent to the Spotify API, and the returned song is added to the queue.
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This only works if the broadcaster has the Spotify Song Request function binded to a channel point reward.
- cheerenabled
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A boolean (True/False, in plain-text) representing if cheers can trigger song requests, if a link is provided.
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[value]'s default is False.
- mincheer
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An integer (whole number) that's at least 1 that represents the minimum bits required in a cheer to trigger a
song request, if it's enabled.
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[value]'s default is 500.
- emote
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A string (just plain-text) representing what emote shows up before the song request message.
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[value]'s default is Okayge.
- matchlimit
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An integer (whole number) between 1 and 50 representing how many songs to match the [value] with.
If [value] is 1, the first result returned by Spotify is chosen, which may or may not be accurate.
If [value] is more than 1, it'll return the most popular song out of the amount of songs matched.
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[value]'s default is 1.
- queue
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Accesses the weak internal Spotify queue that the bot keeps for its purposes, like the overlay.
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[query] = start will start the internal Spotify queue with a recurring task.
It runs every 5 seconds, updating itself with the current queue for incoming song requests each time.
This is attempted once automatically when the stream starts.
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[query] = stop will stop the internal Spotify queue, and destroys the recurring task.
This is attempted once automatically when the stream ends.
If this fails, please try running this command as it costs valuable computational resources!