Emotes script functions

Functions for C# (Cb.Call) and Python (cb.call). See Script functions for how to use them.

emotes.find

Finds the emotes in a chat message, from the platform itself and from 7TV, BTTV and FFZ. Handy for emote rain or counting emotes.

Value	What to put in
platform	Optional. Where the message is from: "Twitch", "YouTube", "Kick" or "Rumble". Leave it out for the platform of the trigger (or Twitch).
message	Optional. The message text, like "hello KEKW". Leave it out for the message of the trigger.

Gives back: A list. Each emote has start and length (where it sits in the text), code (like "KEKW"), provider, imageUrl and zeroWidth.

C#Python

var answer = await Cb.Call("emotes.find", new { platform = "Twitch", message = "hello KEKW catJAM" });

answer = cb.call("emotes.find", platform="Twitch", message="hello KEKW catJAM")

emotes.list

Lists every emote code Cuebot knows for a platform: 7TV, BTTV and FFZ emotes, plus platform emotes it has seen in chat.

Value	What to put in
platform	Optional. "Twitch", "YouTube", "Kick" or "Rumble". Leave it out for Twitch.

Gives back: A list of emote codes as text, like ["KEKW", "catJAM"], sorted A to Z.

C#Python

var answer = await Cb.Call("emotes.list", new { platform = "Twitch" });

answer = cb.call("emotes.list", platform="Twitch")

emotes.refresh

Downloads the 7TV, BTTV and FFZ emote sets again, so new emotes show up. Only providers that are turned on are loaded.

Value	What to put in
force	Optional. true (the default) always downloads fresh sets; false uses copies Cuebot saved recently.

Gives back: How many emotes Cuebot knows now.

C#Python

var answer = await Cb.Call("emotes.refresh");

answer = cb.call("emotes.refresh")