Description
Remember some words from a quote, but don’t remember what number it was? Search your quotes! These quote commands support a few extra ways to retrieve quotes, including search terms, phrases, position from the end of the list, as well as keeping the old reliable methods of retrieving quotes by their number, or randomly.
You can also chose between using Streamer.bot’s built in stable quote Ids, which don’t change if you delete a quote in the middle of the list, or a sequential quote numbering mode, which automatically fill the gaps in quote numbers that removed quotes would otherwise leave behind.
Requires Streamer.bot 1.0.0+ for the new quote Sub-Actions and methods.
Import File
searchable_quotes_1-3-0.sb (15.9 KB)
Installation
In Streamer.bot click the Import
button in the top menu. Drag the .sb file into the Import String
field.
Configuration
Quote Numbering Modes
There are two options for quote numbering, “Stable” and “Sequential” The default is “Stable”
Stable Quote Numbering
This mode is the default, and directly maps to the ID in Services > Quotes.
The advantage of this is that if you delete quote #3, quote #4 does not change, however, quote #3 remains a nonexistent quote unless you manually re-index your quotes.
You can manually re-index your quotes via the context menu in Services > Quotes.
Sequential Quote Numbering
Since there is no way to automatically re-index quotes, you can optionally switch to the Sequential numbering mode to emulate this behaviour.
In this mode, when you delete quote #3, quote #4 immediately moves up to take its place, avoiding any gaps between quote numbers. This transformation is non-destructive, and switching back to “Stable” numbering mode will revert to using their original quote ID
You can switch between quote numbering modes at any point by testing the “Test” trigger in the Setup and Code action or by running !quoteMode
as the broadcaster.
Responses
If you would like to change the text or behaviour of any of the error cases, it is handled in via the cases in Quote Display’s Sub-Actions:
Show Details
Some alternative groups are already provided, simply change which ones are enabled. Otherwise replace them with whatever you’d like.
Some variables will be set depending on what the search outcome was, and can be used in the output messages.
Show Variables
Variable Name | Contains | Available in Outcomes |
---|---|---|
%quoteDisplayNumber% |
The quote’s display number (Accurate for both modes) |
Success QuoteIdOutOfRange (Last Quote #) NegativeQuoteIdOutOfRange (First Quote #) |
%selectedQuoteId% |
The ID of the returned quote |
Success |
%firstQuoteId% |
The ID of the first quote |
Always |
%lastQuoteId% |
The ID of the last quote |
Always |
%quoteCount% |
The total number of quotes | Always |
Commands
The following commands are not case sensitive, capitalization is for clarity.
Command | Description |
---|---|
!quote term |
Get a random quote that contains “term” |
!quote term1 term2 |
Get a random quote with all terms Especially useful if you saved quotes with a user attributed |
!quote "search phrase" |
Treats quoted text as a single search term Can be combined with regular terms e.g. !quote "the answer" douglas |
!quote -1 |
Returns the last quote, (-2 for the second to last, etc.) |
!quote 3 |
Gets quote number 3 (obeying quote numbering mode) |
!quote |
Gets random quote |
!quoteDel 42 !delQuote 42 |
Deletes quote number 42 (obeying quote numbering mode) |
!addQuote quote text !quoteAdd quote text |
Adds new quote |
!quoteMode |
Displays current quote numbering mode |
!quoteMode stable |
Sets current quote numbering mode to “Stable” |
!quoteMode sequential |
Sets current quote numbering mode to “Sequential” |
Default Command Permissions
Quote Display
commands can be run by anyone
Quote Add
and Quote Delete
commands can be run by moderators
Quote Numbering Mode
commands can be run only by broadcaster
Testing Phase Log
Version 1.2.1
- changed Action and Command group names from
Quotes
toSearchable Quotes
Version 1.3.0
- Added
FileWrittenTime
metadata check onquotes.dat
file in order to detect a manual re-index