Variables for Names and Messages

5 min readLast updated: Oct 11, 2024

Kick Bot supports various variables that you can use in names and messages to customize your notifications and counters. Here's a comprehensive list of available variables:

Available Variables

  • [[STREAMER]] The streamer's username.
  • [[URL]] The streamer's stream URL. (Not available for counters)
  • [[TITLE]] The stream title.
  • [[VIEWERS]] The stream viewer count.
  • [[LANGUAGE]] The stream language.
  • [[IMAGE]] The stream thumbnail. (Not available for counters)
  • [[NEW_LINE]] A new line. (Not available for counters)
  • [[FOLLOWERS]] The streamer's follower count.
  • [[CREATED_AT]] The stream creation date. (Not available for counters)
  • [[CATEGORY]] The stream category.
  • [[CATEGORY_IMAGE]] The stream category image.
  • [[DEFAULT]] The default message. (Not available for counters)
  • [[STREAMER_IMAGE]] The streamer's avatar. (Not available for counters)
  • [[SLUG]] The streamer's slug.

How to Use Variables

To use these variables, simply include them in your custom messages or names when setting up notifications or counters. Kick Bot will automatically replace them with the appropriate values when the message is sent or the counter is updated.

Example:

            
🎉 [[STREAMER]] is now live!
📺 Title: [[TITLE]]
🎮 Playing: [[CATEGORY]]
👥 Current Viewers: [[VIEWERS]]
🔗 Watch now: [[URL]]

Would become:

            
🎉 XQC is now live!
📺 Title: 😳LIVE😳CLICK😳DRAMA😳STUFF
🎮 Playing: Just Chatting
👥 Current Viewers: 25,773
🔗 Watch now: https://stkick.com/xqc

Notes:

  • Some variables are not available for counters. Check the list above for compatibility.
  • Variables are case-sensitive. Make sure to use them exactly as shown (in uppercase).
  • If a variable is not available or cannot be resolved, it will be replaced with an empty string or a default value.

Tips for Effective Use

  • Combine multiple variables to create informative and engaging messages.
  • Use the [[NEW_LINE]] variable to structure your messages for better readability.
  • Experiment with different combinations to find what works best for your community.
  • Remember to keep your messages concise and relevant to your audience.