config.yml docs
To reset the original configuration, delete config.yml and reload the plugin. The file will regenerate automatically.
Sections with a (*) are required to be changed in order to the plugin to be used.

• Channel Username*: The channel(s) that will be listened for rewards, bits and subs. (In case of multiple channels, they must be added as a list: ["channel_1", "channel_2", "..."])
• Custom Client ID: Client ID used for key-based authorization. Leave commented if it's not being used.
• Custom Access Token: Access token used for key-based authorization. Leave commented if it's not being used.
• Show Chat: If enabled, your stream chat will be shown in-game to all players in the server.
• Chat Blacklist: List of usernames of chat bots and other users that will be ignored for the in-game stream chat.
• Channel Point Rewards*: A list containing all channel point rewards that you want an action set up. See Reward Actions for more information.
  You need to follow this format: {REWARD_NAME}: {ACTION}, replacing {REWARD_NAME} with the exact reward name that is on Twitch and {ACTION} with the desired action to run.
• Follow Rewards*: A list with all the actions that will be executed when the channel gets a new follower.
• Cheer Rewards*: A list containing all cheer rewards that you want an action set up. See Reward Actions for more information.
  You need to follow this format: AMOUNT: {ACTION}, replacing AMOUNT with the minimal ammount of bits that will be needed to trigger the event and {ACTION} with the desired action to run.
• Sub Rewards*: A list containing all subscription rewards that you want an action set up. See Reward Actions for more information.
  You need to follow this format: TWITCH_PRIME/TIER1/TIER2/TIER3: {ACTION}. Replace {ACTION} with the desired action to run.
• Gift Rewards* A list containing all subscription gifts rewards that you want an action set up. See Reward Actions for more information.
  You need to follow this format: AMOUNT: {ACTION}, replacing AMOUNT with the minimal ammount of subscriptions that will be needed to be gifted in order to trigger the event and {ACTION} with the desired action to run.
• Mob Glow: Whether the spawned mobs should have a glowing effect (highlighted and visible through blocks).
• Display Name on Mob: Whether the spawned mobs should have the name of the user who triggered the action.
• Log Events: Determines whether all events will be logged. true means that all channel point rewards, cheers, subscriptions and gifts will be logged into the console. false means that they won't be logged.
• In-game Alerts Mode*: How will the game notify of an event. Valid options: chat, title, all, none. Choosing none will disable In-game alerts.
• Reward Name Bold: Determines whether the reward name is displayed in bold letters in the title banner to people with the chatpointsttv.broadcast permission.
• Colors: Allows you to customize every color of the title messages. Set the wanted strings to any Minecraft Color Name (RED, GOLD, DARK_PURPLE...).
  You can leave this section unmodified, as there are default colors set up in the original file
• Strings: Allows you to customize all title texts displayed to people with the chatpointsttv.broadcast permission. You may want to translate these strings to your language for a better experience. Don't add spaces before or after the double quotes as the plugin already does this for you. English strings are set up in the file by default.

Commands
This plugin is controlled by the /twitch command followed by one of the following arguments:

• /twitch link [method]
  Links your Account. If a key-based credential is set it will use it. Otherwise will show the button for logging in through a browser (only works if the user logs in with the same machine as the server).
  You can specify the method to use through the optional [method] parameter.
  Valid options: key, browser
  
  
• /twitch unlink
  Unlinks your account and disables the plugin. You may need to log in again if you used the browser method.
  
  
• /twitch status
  Shows some plugin information such as: version, listened channel, linked account and connection status.
  
  
• /twitch reload
  Unlinks your account, reloads the configuration file and restarts the plugin.
  

Reward Actions
Currently, there are 2 types of actions:

• Spawning entities
  Format: SPAWN <ENTITY NAME> [AMOUNT]
  Example: SPAWN CREEPER 2
  This action will spawn the menctioned entities for each player that is set up as a target (with the chatpointsttv.target permission). The example action will spawn 2 Creepers on each player's location.
  
  
• Running commands
  Format: RUN <TARGET / CONSOLE> <COMMAND>
  Example: RUN TARGET DAMAGE @S 2
  This action will run the command as the console a single time, or as each player once. Command arguments are allowed. The example action will substract each player a heart from their health.
  
  
• Giving Items
  Format: GIVE <ITEM> [AMOUNT] Example: GIVE DIAMOND 1 This action will give the stablished amount of the set items to all players with the chatpointsttv.target permission. The example action will give all players (with the "target" permission) a diamond.
  
  
• Explosions FORMAT: TNT <AMOUNT> [FUSE TIME IN TICKS] Example: TNT 1 0 This action will spawn a TNT to all players with the chatpointsttv.target permission that will explode after the specified fuse time. The example action will spawn a TNT that will explode instantly to all players.
  

Tip

Argument names surrounded by <> means that it is a required argument. Arguments surrounded by [] are optional.

You should set up your events in your config file following this format:

TYPE_REWARDS:
- KEY:
- Action 1
- Action 2
- ...

or

TYPE_REWARDS:
- KEY:
- STREAMER:
- Action 1
- Action 2
- ...

- default:
- Action

Whereas TYPE_REWARDS is replaces with the appropiate config key that is already on the file, KEY with the channel points reward name, subscription tier or minimal amount of bits/subs.

Important

For follow events you shouldn't add reward keys. See placeholders on the default config.yml.

Tip

You can now target multiple channels. If you do so, you can target some events to a specific channel following the second format. You can still follow the first example if you don't aim to target specific channels.

Twitch Scopes
The latest version of the plugin needs the following scopes to function propertly:

• channel:read:redemptions: Needed to read channel point redemptions.
• user:read:moderated_channels: Needed to check if user has permission to listen for follow events. (API only allows to listen to own/moderated channels)
• moderator:read:followers: Needed to be able to listen for follows.
• bits:read: Needed to listen for cheers.
• channel:read:subscriptions: Needed to listen for subscriptions and gifts.
• chat:read and user:read:chat: Needed to show your stream chat in-game and use EventSub API.
• user:bot and channel:bot: Joins a stream chat to listen for subs.

Permissions

• TARGET
  ID: chatpointsttv.target
  Behaviour: Configured actions will trigger on all players with this permission.
  
  
• BROADCAST
  ID: chatpointsttv.broadast
  Behaviour: All players with this permission will get a banner message when an action is triggered.
  
  
• MANAGE
  ID: chatpointsttv.manage
  Behaviour: Players with this permission will be allowed to run the /twitch command and link a Twitch account.