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!accountage Command

Twitch

Overview​

The !accountage command allows users to check the creation date (age) of a Twitch account. This tool is particularly useful for moderators to verify user authenticity or determine eligibility for certain privileges based on account age.

Usage​

To use the command, type !accountage followed by an optional username. If no username is provided, it checks the account age of the user running the command.

!accountage [username]

Examples​

example chat
moderator badgeModUser:!accountage StreamElements
partner badgemoderator badgeStreamElements:@ModUser, StreamElements was created 10 years 2 months 28 days 7 hours ago.
example chat
ViewerBob:!accountage
partner badgemoderator badgeStreamElements:@ViewerBob, your account was created 3 years 5 months 12 days 4 hours ago.

Parameters​

  • [username] (Optional): The Twitch username of the account you want to check. If omitted, the command checks the account age of the user who issued the command.

Configuration​

This command requires a connection to Twitch to fetch the account creation date. Ensure your StreamElements bot account is properly linked to Twitch.

Aliases​

The !accountage command has the following default aliases:

  • !accage
  • !created

These aliases can be used interchangeably with the main command.

  • !followage: Checks how long a user has been following the channel.