Here is the code for the TF2Frags.net stream controller. It handles automatically starting the stream and handles errors in the clips. It handles the Twitch bot as well.
The index.html file is served up by the express server and is used in a Browser Source in OBS (url localhost:3000).
Commands are as follows: (text in square braces is optional)
!skip-> skips the current clip and plays the next one, requires 22% of viewers (rounded up) (mod/broadcaster can override)!help/!commands-> shows the available commands!upload-> shows location to upload clips!clip [previous]-> gets current clip information!queue-> shows the next 3 clips in the queue!vote [url]-> vote for a clip to be played next, requires 20% of viewers (rounded up) (mod/broadcaster can override)
Mod commands:
!restartClip-> restarts the browser source in OBS!randomise [restart?]-> randomise order of clips, if restart is true it will reload the browser, effectively skipping the current clip!report [previous]-> flags the current clip or the previous clip, requires 20% of viewers (!report previous) and skips the clip!cancel-> cancels all vote/skip actions in progress. Also good for resetting them if it bugs out
Broadcaster commands:
!endStream-> ends the stream (node process is kept alive)!startStream- > starts the stream
Sometimes it decides to randomly error out the first video on start. This is an issue with the YouTube API sometimes loading in late and throwing an error when the clip info is being retrieved. Should have a fix implemented but will have to keep checking.