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Stream Alerts

✨ Introduced in Frogge v1.0

Stream Alerts posts a "went live" notification to a channel whenever one of your tracked Twitch accounts starts streaming. It's Twitch-only for now, and entirely Discord-only: there's no Dashboard equivalent.

Quick Start

  1. Run /admin menuStream AlertsAdd.
  2. Pick the channel the notification should post to, then optionally pick a role to @mention.
  3. Enter the Twitch username to track, from twitch.tv/<username>.

The Stream Alerts home screen in Discord, listing three tracked streams with their notify channel, plus Add, Modify, Remove, and Home buttons.

Full reference

Adding a tracked stream

Add walks through three steps in order: pick a Channel (where the notification posts), pick an optional Role to @mention (or Skip), then a modal for the Twitch Username. Up to 10 tracked streams per venue.

Notifications

A background sweep checks every tracked streamer roughly every 2 minutes. The moment one goes live, it posts once: a "🔴 {name} is now live on Twitch!" message with the stream's title, thumbnail, and game (if set), plus a link to the channel and the configured role mention, if any. Going offline and coming back live later posts a fresh notification; it only fires on that transition, never repeatedly while someone's still live.

A posted "went live" notification in Discord, showing the stream's title, game, and a link to the channel.

Modifying & removing

Modify lets you change a tracked stream's Notify Channel or Mention Role (clearable back to none). The Twitch username itself can't be changed: remove the entry and add a new one to track a different account. Remove stops tracking it entirely.

A tracked stream's detail screen in Discord, showing its read-only Twitch Username plus Notify Channel and Mention Role fields each with their own Edit button.

  • Standalone: doesn't connect to any other module.
  • Requires a Twitch application to be configured on the bot's side before any notification can fire. If that's not set up yet, tracked streams just sit idle until it is.