Twitch chat in the terminal.

What it looks like:

Keybinds:

Normal mode

Key	Description
c	Go to the chat window chat.
i	Enter input mode for sending messages. Exit this mode with Esc.
?	Have the keybinds popup window appear.
q	Quit out of the entire application.
C	Open popup window to switch channels.
Esc	Exits out of layered windows, such as going from input mode, to normal, to exiting the application.

Input mode

Key	Description
Ctrl + w	Cuts a single word (from the cursor to the next whitespace)
Ctrl + u	Cuts the entire line
Ctrl + f	Move cursor to the right
Ctrl + b	Move cursor to the left
Ctrl + a	Move cursor to the start
Ctrl + e	Move cursor to the end
Alt + f	Move to the end of the next word
Alt + b	Move to the start of the previous word
Ctrl + t	Swap previous item with current item
Alt + t	Swap previous word with current word
Ctrl + u	Remove everything before the cursor
Ctrl + k	Remove everything after the cursor
Ctrl + w	Remove the previous word
Ctrl + d	Remove item to the right
Enter	Confirm the input text to go through
Esc	Drop back to previous window layer

Setup:

1. Make sure you have Cargo installed from rust-lang website. Make sure the Cargo binary folder is appended to your $PATH environment variable.
2. Copy default-config.toml to a config.toml file. Based on your OS, place the config file in the following directories:
   • Windows: %appdata%\twt\config.toml
   • Linux/MacOs: ~/.config/twt/config.toml
3. Get an OAuth token from Twitch, and have it ready to put into the token variable in the config.toml file that you created.
4. Run cargo install twitch-tui and follow the instructions that it prints.
5. You should now be able to run twt from anywhere now. For CLI options/arguments, run twt --help for information. Any arguments/options passed through the command line will overwrite config.toml. To update in the future, run cargo install twitch-tui. Have fun!

More information:

• This project used to be named terminal-twitch-chat, but was renamed to twitch-tui in version 1.2.2.