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Allow themes to style /announce messages #130

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BenDMyers opened this issue Apr 5, 2022 · 1 comment
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Allow themes to style /announce messages #130

BenDMyers opened this issue Apr 5, 2022 · 1 comment
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Twitch recently introduced five new commands that streamers and their mods can leverage to highlight their messages in the chat:

  • /announce

Twitch sample announcement message with thick purple borders along the left and right sides.

  • /announceblue

Twitch sample announcement message with thick blue-to-purple gradient borders along the left and right sides.

  • /announcegreen

Twitch sample announcement message with thick green-to-cyan gradient borders along the left and right sides.

  • /announceorange

Twitch sample announcement message with thick orange-to-yellow gradient borders along the left and right sides.

  • /announcepurple

Twitch sample announcement message with thick purple-to-pink gradient borders along the left and right sides.

If possible, we should expose whether a message is an announcement, and even which color was used (/announce vs /announceblue vs /announcegreen and so forth).

It might be worth considering whether we want to make special announcement formatting a configurable option in the URL builder, but my stance is we probably don't need to, since folks can always opt not to use the /announce family of commands.
@BenDMyers BenDMyers added the enhancement New feature or request label Apr 5, 2022
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It doesn't look like tmi.js or ComfyJS emit announcements yet. It's worth following tmijs/tmi.js#511, and then following through and getting support into ComfyJS.

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