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Since many users of Deckboard are using it as Streamdeck alternative for live streaming, Twitch chat integration would be great. Things like sending a message, command or emote (which are all basically just strings of text) or toggling slowmode/followermode/submode (which could also be triggered by a textstring) would make things easier for streamers. Maybe even full Twitch integration with Uptime/Viewercount/... display options either in a top/side-bar or more elegantly as a "widget" button (basically a fake button, that shows the stats, see image)
Another idea: For toggle buttons it would be nice, if the image could change when pressing. That way it could indicate if its active or inactive.
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Why not use Streamlabs Chatbot and then setup keyboard macros which Deckboard already supports.
Because I don't want to use another bot and I hate to have lots of background tasks on my PC. Also I want my bot to run 24/7, so its running on a dedicated server, not my PC. And a simple twitch irc integration shouldn't be hard to do. That's the only thing that keeps me from buying the Pro app, sticking with my current "deck" software.
I just saw, I couldn't even switch to Streamlabs chatbot, since it doesnt support Linux (my server OS), neither does it have a web panel, which I would need for server use... Additionally Deckboard would need to run on the same machine as SL chatbot, so thats not a solution.
Since many users of Deckboard are using it as Streamdeck alternative for live streaming, Twitch chat integration would be great. Things like sending a message, command or emote (which are all basically just strings of text) or toggling slowmode/followermode/submode (which could also be triggered by a textstring) would make things easier for streamers. Maybe even full Twitch integration with Uptime/Viewercount/... display options either in a top/side-bar or more elegantly as a "widget" button (basically a fake button, that shows the stats, see image)
Another idea: For toggle buttons it would be nice, if the image could change when pressing. That way it could indicate if its active or inactive.
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