Hey, so i have been developing IRC bots for the last 20 years on mIRC, AdiIRC, Eggdrops and a few other clients. So my question is, How would you manage to find stream snipers on a stream.
Here is the context:
We have a few streamers on our Quebecois Roleplay (Fivem) Servers, and they get stream snipes in-game by trolls, all, the, time. We want to try and find those users.
I do have a bot on the streamer’s streams. and i did /raw CAP REQ :twitch.tv/membership and /raw CAP REQ :twitch.tv/commands but i still can’t see the basic IRC Join/part/quit on there with hostnames.
The goal is to match the ip/host with our network’s database and to apply ip bans to the guilty party.
If anyone has tips or tricks about that, i am all ears.
Twitch uses a bunch of go scripts wearing a trenchcoat masquerading as IRC.
It’s referred to as TMI which stands for “Twitch Messaging Interface” it’s not “IRC” it’s just “IRC compatible” and uses some/most of IRCv3 and the message structuring.