Feat: Add $chatMessageTextOnly variable #2553
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This is ideally suitable for Text-To-Speech messages and the like. It will filter out any URLs, and any emotes, so only the text from the chat message remains. I also have no clue how to properly get a firebot development environment setup (darn you font awesome, what am I doing wrong?), but it seems to be fully functional on twitch with every scenariou I could throw at it.
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Description of the Change
Adds a
$chatMessageTextOnlyvariable to get solely the text component of Twitch chat messages. This will trimlink(URLs),third-party-emote,emote, andcheermessage subparts from$chatMessage, returning only the plain-text of the message concatenated with spaces. This is suitable for use as a variable for Text-To-Speech input, amongst others, trimming out noisy portions of messages.Applicable Issues
#1640
Testing
Despite seemingly being unable to get fontawesome configured appropriately, and having a massively broken user interface in my development environment, verified that numerous messages containing various subsets of words, emotes, third-party emotes, URLs, and the like all were filtered out appropriately through Twitch chat.