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I like seeing chat messages from mikeygonzales. They’re funny. But chat scrolls by fast and it isn’t easy to see old Twitch chat logs.
So, today I decided to make a program to let me know whenever mikey sends a message in Vei’s chat.
First time using JavaScript, so it’s pretty simple right now. It looks out for mikey’s username in any of the chats in that list of channel names and prints out his message to my terminal. This way, I’ll never miss a chance to post mikey’s wonderful pottery.
Other things I could add if I come back to it are sending replies to mikey in chat using a bot Twitch account (either everytime he says something or under certain conditions), saving what he says to a text file or some other output, and throwing this script up on a server so it can run when I’m not just executing it on my command line.
