LennonBot

Short Description:

Custom Bot for MyaLennon. Features fanclubs, highest tippers, tipper leaderboard, notifiers and chat notices

Full Description

Custom Bot for MyaLennon.

This bot features:

4 Fanclubs
Users can join several clubs by tipping a specific amount. They get a tag and highlight (configurable) in chat.

If a user tips the specified amount of tokens during your show, (s)he will get added to the club automatically for the duration of the show - but you have to add the user manually before your next show. Unfortunately bot's cannot save their settings, so there is no way around that.

Tip Count Display
The amount a user has tipped in total is displayed after the username in chat.

Highest Single Tipper
A crown is displayed in front of the highest single tipper's messages, and his messages are highlighted. If the highest single tip is beaten, a dethrone message is displayed in chat. (All features are configurable and can be turned off)

Highest Overall Tipper
A crown is displayed in front of the highest overall tipper's messages, and his messages are highlighted. If the tipper is outtipped, a dethrone message is displayed in chat. (All features are configurable and can be turned off)

Tipper Leaderboard
A tipper leaderboard is regularly posted in chat, and can also be brought up by /leaderboard (or /lb).

Notifier (4 different ones)
The broadcaster can set up 4 notifiers. Those can automatically be posted in a fixed time interval, or manually using commands (like pre-texted notices). Both features can be used together or separate form each other.

Notices
Broadcasters and moderators can send out notices in chat. Optional color and font weight settings can be applied. Details below.

Commands:

Fanclub (broadcaster and mods only)

/fanclub1 + <username>
/fanclub1 add <username>
adds <username> to the 1st fanclub (non-permanent, see above).
/fanclub2, /fanclub3 and /fanclub4 work accordingly.

/fanclub1 - <username>
/fanclub1 remove <username>
removes <username> from the 1st fanclub (non-permanent, see above).
/fanclub2, /fanclub3 and /fanclub4 work accordingly.

/fanclub1
/fanclub1 list
lists all members of the 1st fanclub.
/fanclub2, /fanclub3 and /fanclub4 work accordingly.

Tip Count Display

/tipcount off|on
Turns the display of tip counts after usernames off or on. Other common keywords can be used instead of on and off

/tipcount
Displays the status of tip count display

Tipper Leaderboard

/leaderboard [<n>] [all]
/ld [<n>] [all]
Displays the leaderboard in chat. By default, the entire leaderboard is displayed. If a number is specified as an optional parameter, only that number of entries will be displayed (for example /lb 10 displays a leaderboard of only the top 10 tippers).
Mods and the broadcaster can add all after the command (with or without a number) to send the leaderboard to everybody.

Notifiers

/notifier1 text <text>
Change the text of the first notifier to <text>.
/notifier2, /notifier3 and /notifier4 work accordingly.

/notifier1 time <seconds>
Change the interval of the first notifier to <seconds>. 0 disables the automatic notifier, but it can still be used to post the defined message manually.
/notifier2, /notifier3 and /notifier4 work accordingly.

/notifier1 color <color>
Set the text color of the first notifier to <color>. Colors can be predifined names like "green" or "black", or HTML color codes.
/notifier2, /notifier3 and /notifier4 work accordingly.

/notifier1 background <color>
Set the background color of the first notifier to <color>. Colors can be predifined names like "green" or "black", or HTML color codes.
/notifier2, /notifier3 and /notifier4 work accordingly.

/notifier1 weight <fontWeight>
Set the font weight of the first notifier to <fontWeight>. Valid values are "normal", "bolder" and "bold".
/notifier2, /notifier3 and /notifier4 work accordingly.

/notifier1
Posts the first notifier manually. It does not affect automatic posting if enabled.
/notifier2, /notifier3 and /notifier4 work accordingly.

Notices

/notice [~group] [+c<color>] [+b<color>] [+w<weight>] <text>
sends <text> as a notice out to all users.

Formatting is possible:
- specify +c<color> before the text to set the text color.
- specify +b<color> before the text to set the background color
- specify +w<weight> to set the font weight

You can also specify ~orange, ~red, ~green or ~cyan to send the notice to all users with that color.

Examples:
/notice Hey y'all! Go tip, it's fun, trust me!
(sends "Hey y'all! Go tip, it's fun, trust me!" to all users, dark blue text on yellow background (default settings)

/notice ~red +b#e99 Hello Moderators!
(sends "Hello Moderators!" to all moderators, black text on light red background)

/notice ~cyan +wbold +cblue Wanna spend your tokens?
(sends "Wanna spend your tokens?" to all users with tokens, bold blue text on white background)

Changelog:

• March 30th, 2016
  • Initial Upload