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Sending [[cmd]] messages: <syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
Sending [[cmd]] messages: <syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
// send a message with the text "hi" without including the username and Uvias ID
// send a message with the text "hi" without the username and Uvias ID
w.broadcastCommand("hi", false);
w.broadcastCommand("hi", false);


// send a message with the text "hi" with including the username and Uvias ID
// send a message with the text "hi" with the username and Uvias ID
w.broadcastCommand("hi", true);
w.broadcastCommand("hi", true);
</syntaxhighlight>
</syntaxhighlight>
==<code>com:</code> and <code>comu:</code> links==
[[cmd]] messages can also be sent with special links. This allows for interactive scripts.<br>
For example:
* The link <code>com:hi</code> will send a "hi" cmd message without the username and Uvias ID.
* The link <code>comu:hi</code> will send a "hi" cmd message with the username and Uvias ID.


==Limitations==
==Limitations==

Revision as of 00:31, 8 August 2023

cmd is a feature of OWOT that allows scripts to exchange string messages.

Using cmd in scripts

Receiving cmd messages:

// Start receiving cmd messages
w.broadcastReceive();

// cmd message event
w.on("cmd", e =>
{
    /*
    Process the message here.

    Properties:
    kind                = always "cmd"
    data                = the actual text of the cmd message
    sender              = the sender's channel id
    source              = always "cmd"
    username (optional) = the sender's username
    id (optional)       = the sender's Uvias ID
    */
    console.table(e);
});

Sending cmd messages:

// send a message with the text "hi" without the username and Uvias ID
w.broadcastCommand("hi", false);

// send a message with the text "hi" with the username and Uvias ID
w.broadcastCommand("hi", true);

com: and comu: links

cmd messages can also be sent with special links. This allows for interactive scripts.
For example:

  • The link com:hi will send a "hi" cmd message without the username and Uvias ID.
  • The link comu:hi will send a "hi" cmd message with the username and Uvias ID.

Limitations

cmd has some limitations:

  • You can send only 192 cmd messages per second[1]
  • The text of a cmd message can't be longer than 2048[2]
  • cmd can only transmit strings, data of other types has to be serialized into a string[2]

References