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# social-notifications

## Social Notifications

### Supported Platforms <a href="#supported-platforms" id="supported-platforms"></a>

There are nine social notification commands, each with the same subcommands.

* **TikTok** - Dispatched whenever a new video is uploaded.
* **Instagram** - Dispatched whenever a new post or story is uploaded.
* **YouTube** - Dispatched whenever a new video or short is uploaded.
* **Twitter** - Dispatched whenever a new tweet is posted by a user.
* **Twitch** - Dispatched whenever a streamer goes live.

### Commands <a href="#commands" id="commands"></a>

The following examples use the `twitter` command, but the same syntax applies to the other social notification commands.

<details>

<summary>Creating a new feed</summary>

Use the `twitter add` subcommand receive notifications for a specific user.

```
Syntax: ;twitter add [username] [channel] [message]
Example: ;twitter add nike #feed @everyone
```

</details>

<details>

<summary>Removing a social feed</summary>

Use the `twitter remove` subcommand to no longer receive notifications for a specific user.

```
Syntax: ,twitter remove [username]
Example: ,twitter remove nike
```

</details>

<details>

<summary>Viewing all users being monitored</summary>

Use the `twitter list` subcommand to view all users being monitored.

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