stjohnjohnson/hue-twitch-bridge repository overview

⁠hue-twitch-bridge

Let your twitch viewers control your Hue lights

⁠Running

$ docker run --rm -it --env-file .env stjohnjohnson/hue-twitch-bridge:latest
> [email protected] start
> node --experimental-specifier-resolution=node app.js

[15:19] info: Connecting to irc-ws.chat.twitch.tv on port 443..
[15:19] info: Sending authentication to server..
[15:19] info: Connected to server.
[15:19] info: Executing command: JOIN #stjohnjohnson
[15:19] info: Joined #stjohnjohnson

⁠Configuration

Set the following environment variables:

• TWITCH_USERNAME: Your Bot's Username
• TWITCH_OAUTH: The code from https://twitchapps.com/tmi/⁠
• TWITCH_CHANNEL: The Twitch channel to sit in
• HUE_IPADDRESS: IP Address of your Hue Bridge
• HUE_USERNAME: The local username to auth against your Hue Bridge
• HUE_GROUPID: Hue Group to change the color of

⁠Features

The bot reads in the color from chat using !color <name>

⁠CSS Color

You can use most of the CSS colors like !color lightblue or !color orange.

⁠Hex Color

Additionally, you can pass the hex string of your choice !color #112233

⁠Random

If you don't have a preference, you can use !color random.

⁠Party

And if you want to make it really silly, you can use !party which changes to a random color every second for 15 seconds.

⁠Rate Limiting

Right now we have color changes limited to 1 per second (that's also the limit on the Hue API). And parties are limited to 1 per minute (just because).