$[user-username]
The name of the user in which executed the command, all lowercase.
- Example:
-commands add !selfpromote Check me out at twitch.tv/$[user-username] - Sample Response: Check me out at twitch.tv/cakier
$[user-display_name]
The name of the user in which executed the command, with their custom capitalisation.
- Example:
-commands add !lurk /me Thank you $[user-display_name] for the lurk, cya later! :) - Sample Response: Thank you cakier for the lurk, cya later! 😃
$[user-id]
The Twitch User ID of the person in which executed the custom command.
- Example:
-commands add !id Your Twitch ID is $[user-id]! - Sample Response: Your Twitch ID is 123456!
$[user-arg]
The second argument after the command, will remove any @‘s, if no arguments are provided the name is the executor.
- Example:
-commands add !so /me Be sure to check out @$[user-arg] at twitch.tv/$[user-arg] ! - Sample Response: Be sure to check out cakier at twitch.tv/cakier !