The channel (chat room) where the action occurred.Ī message that describes the outcome of the action. For example, /emoteonly, /subscribers, /ban or /host. A moderator (or bot with moderator privileges) sends a message with pretty much any of the chat commands.There are no tags available for the HOSTTARGET message. : HOSTTARGET #abc :- 10 Adding tags to the HOSTTARGET message The following message indicates that channel abc is no longer hosting another channel. The following message indicates that channel abc is hosting channel xyz who has 10 viewers watching its broadcast. The number of viewers from that are watching the broadcast. The channel is no longer hosting viewers. A moderator enters the /host or /unhost command in the chat room or a bot with moderator privileges sends a /host or /unhost chat command message.The following example shows a CLEARCHAT message with : GLOBALUSERSTATE For details about the tags that the CLEARCHAT message can include, see Twitch IRC tags. To include additional information with the CLEARCHAT message, request the tags capability (see Requesting Twitch-specific capabilities). : CLEARCHAT #dallas :ronni Adding tags to the CLEARCHAT message The following message indicates that all chat messages that ronni posted in the dallas chat room were removed. The following message indicates that all chat messages were removed from the dallas chat room. The login name of the user whose messages were removed from the chat room because they were banned or put in a timeout. The name of the channel (chat room) where the messages were removed from. A moderator enters the /ban or /timeout command in the chat room or a bot sends the /ban or /timeout chat command message.A moderator enters the /clear command in the chat room or a bot sends the /clear chat command message.The Twitch IRC server sends this message when: Sent when a moderator (or bot with moderator privileges) removes all messages from the chat room or removes all messages for the specified user. Sent when a user sends a WHISPER message. Sent when the bot joins a channel or sends a PRIVMSG message. Sent when events like someone subscribing to the channel occurs. Sent when the bot joins a channel or when the channel’s chat settings change. Sent when the Twitch IRC server needs to terminate the connection. Sent to indicate the outcome of an action like banning a user. Sent when a channel starts or stops hosting viewers from another channel. Sent after the bot authenticates with the server. Sent when the bot removes a single message from the chat room. Sent when the bot or moderator removes all messages from the chat room or removes all messages for the specified user. Because the messages for these commands include minimum information, you should also request the tags capability to get a richer set of information. For information about requesting the commands capability, see Requesting Twitch-specific capabilities. The Twitch IRC server sends your bot the following commands only if your bot requests the commands capability.

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