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All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. If there is a `Changed` section please read carefully, as this often means that you will need to adapt your `config.yml`, otherwise the bot might fail to start.
## [1.2.1] - unreleased
## [1.2.1] - 2022-08-13
### Changed
### Changed 1.2.1
* Reworked internal code structure
* Reworked internal code structure
### Fixed
### Fixed 1.2.1
* Publish vote info in chat when reloading config was not working when TTS was disabled
* Casting votes was allowed for broadcaster and mods only
* Publish vote info in chat when reloading config was not working when TTS was disabled
* Casting votes was allowed for broadcaster and mods only
## [1.2.0] - 2022-08-13
### Added
* `!random` feature (see README.md for details)
* `!random` feature (see README.md for details)
### Changed
### Changed 1.2.0
* The vote result will be read out
* The vote result will be read out
### Fixed
### Fixed 1.2.0
* Improved handling of missing config values.
* Improved handling of missing config values.
## [1.1.0] - 2022-08-12
### Added
### Added 1.1.0
* `!quickvote` feature (see README.md for details)
* `!ping` command added
* Configoption to start TTS in disabled mode
* OAuth-Token generator
* Webbrowser autostart
* `!quickvote` feature (see README.md for details)
* `!ping` command added
* Configoption to start TTS in disabled mode
* OAuth-Token generator
* Webbrowser autostart
### Changed
### Changed 1.1.0
* You need to review your `config.yml` as there a new config values added.
* The bot replies with a chat message when `!ton` or `!toff` is used
* You need to review your `config.yml` as there a new config values added.
* The bot replies with a chat message when `!ton` or `!toff` is used
### Fixed
### Fixed 1.1.0
* Improved error handling
* Improved error handling
## [1.0.0] - 2022-08-11

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Adapt `config.yml` to your needs. Example:
```
``` lang=yaml
irc:
channel: "#gpkvt"
username: "ttsbot"
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##### irc
* `channel`: Channel you want to monitor (e.g. #gpkvt)
* `username`: The bots username (e.g. gpkvt)
* `oauth_token`: The bots OAUTH-Token (e.g. oauth:ohkoace0wooghue8she9xaN0nooSau)
* `server`: Twitch IRC server to be used (default should be fine)
* `clearmsg_timeout`: Time to wait for an moderator to delete a message, before it's added to the TTS queue
* `channel`: Channel you want to monitor (e.g. #gpkvt)
* `username`: The bots username (e.g. gpkvt)
* `oauth_token`: The bots OAUTH-Token (e.g. oauth:ohkoace0wooghue8she9xaN0nooSau)
* `server`: Twitch IRC server to be used (default should be fine)
* `clearmsg_timeout`: Time to wait for an moderator to delete a message, before it's added to the TTS queue
You can generate your `oauth_token` by leaving the value empty when starting `tts.exe/tts.py`. The integrated webserver will then provide an OAuth-Generator. Due to limitations to the `redirect_url` parameter used by twitch, this is only possible if you use Port `8080` or `80` as `http:bind`. If you use a different port, you will need to use another [Twitch OAuth Generator](https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/?q=twitch+oauth+token+generator). The bot will need `chat:edit` and `chat:read` permissions.
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##### http
* `port`: Internal Webserver Port to listen to (e.g. 8080)
* `bind`: Interface/IP to bind server to (e.g. localhost)
* `port`: Internal Webserver Port to listen to (e.g. 8080)
* `bind`: Interface/IP to bind server to (e.g. localhost)
##### bot
* `start_enabled`: Enable the bot on start? If `False` you need to use `!ton` first to make TTS work.
* `subonly`: If `True` only Subs can use TTS
* `modonly`: If `True` only Mods can use TTS
* `message_length`: Maximum allowed message length for TTS
* `start_enabled`: Enable the bot on start? If `False` you need to use `!ton` first to make TTS work.
* `subonly`: If `True` only Subs can use TTS
* `modonly`: If `True` only Mods can use TTS
* `message_length`: Maximum allowed message length for TTS
##### messages
* `toff`: The bots reply when `!toff` is used.
* `ton`: The bots reply when `!ton` is used.
* `too_long`: The bots reply if message exceeds `message_length`
* `disabled`: The bots reply if TTS is disabled
* `denied`: The bots reply if the user is not allowed to use TTS
* `subonly`: The bots reply if `subonly` is active and the user isn't one.
* `whitelist`: The bots reply if `whitelist` is set and user isn't on the list.
* `ready`: The bots init message
* `says`: Prefix to add between username and message
* `votestart`: Message when a quickvote is started.
* `voteend`: Message if a quickvote ends.
* `votenobody`: Message if quickvote ends, but nobody has voted.
* `voteresult`: Prefix for the result (will be read out)
* `votes`: Suffix to vote count.
* `toff`: The bots reply when `!toff` is used.
* `ton`: The bots reply when `!ton` is used.
* `too_long`: The bots reply if message exceeds `message_length`
* `disabled`: The bots reply if TTS is disabled
* `denied`: The bots reply if the user is not allowed to use TTS
* `subonly`: The bots reply if `subonly` is active and the user isn't one.
* `whitelist`: The bots reply if `whitelist` is set and user isn't on the list.
* `ready`: The bots init message
* `says`: Prefix to add between username and message
* `votestart`: Message when a quickvote is started.
* `voteend`: Message if a quickvote ends.
* `votenobody`: Message if quickvote ends, but nobody has voted.
* `voteresult`: Prefix for the result (will be read out)
* `votes`: Suffix to vote count.
##### log
* `level`: The loglevel, valid values are: `DEBUG`, `INFO`, `WARNING`, `ERROR`, `CRITICAL`
* `level`: The loglevel, valid values are: `DEBUG`, `INFO`, `WARNING`, `ERROR`, `CRITICAL`
Do not use `DEBUG` in a production environment.
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A whitelist looks as follows:
```
``` lang=yaml
whitelist:
- gpkvt
- foo
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### Executing program
Execute `tts.exe` (or `tts.py` if you have Python installed), open the TTS webpage in your browser (the URL depends on your `bind` and `port` configuration, usually it's just http://localhost). Click the `Init` button at the button of the TTS webpage (you should hear `Init complete`).
Execute `tts.exe` (or `tts.py` if you have Python installed), open the TTS webpage in your browser (the URL depends on your `bind` and `port` configuration, usually it's just `http://localhost`). Click the `Init` button at the button of the TTS webpage (you should hear `Init complete`).
Connect to the configured Twitch channel and send a message starting with `!tts`. After a few seconds (depending on your `clearmsg_timeout` config), the message should be read.
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Additional commands (broadcaster and mods only) are:
* `!ping`: Check if bot is alive (the bot should reply: `Pong!`)
* `!toff`: Turn TTS off (will also empty the current TTS queue)
* `!ton`: Turn TTS back on
* `!dtts <username>`: Disable TTS for the given user
* `!ptts <username>`: Allow TTS for the given user
* `!ping`: Check if bot is alive (the bot should reply: `Pong!`)
* `!toff`: Turn TTS off (will also empty the current TTS queue)
* `!ton`: Turn TTS back on
* `!dtts <username>`: Disable TTS for the given user
* `!ptts <username>`: Allow TTS for the given user
### Additional features
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If you prefer to build your own `tts.exe` instead of using the shipped one, you can do as follows:
* Install Python 3
* Install pyinstaller: `pip install pyinstaller`
* Install the required dependencies: `pip install -r requirements.txt -v`
* Create the executeable: `pyinstaller --onefile tts.py`
* Install Python 3
* Install pyinstaller: `pip install pyinstaller`
* Install the required dependencies: `pip install -r requirements.txt -v`
* Create the executeable: `pyinstaller --onefile tts.py`
## Voices
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### Ideas and Testing
* [GERBrowny and community](https://www.twitch.tv/gerbrowny/) ![](https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/emoticons/v2/303172270/static/light/1.0)
* [DerZugger and community](https://www.twitch.tv/derzugger/) ![](https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/emoticons/v2/302400142/static/light/1.0)
* [Timmeh74 and community](https://www.twitch.tv/timmeh74/) ![](https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/emoticons/v2/300192675/static/light/1.0)
* [GERBrowny and community](https://www.twitch.tv/gerbrowny/) ![Emote](https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/emoticons/v2/303172270/static/light/1.0)
* [DerZugger and community](https://www.twitch.tv/derzugger/) ![Emote](https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/emoticons/v2/302400142/static/light/1.0)
* [Timmeh74 and community](https://www.twitch.tv/timmeh74/) ![Emote](https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/emoticons/v2/300192675/static/light/1.0)
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