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This documentation page is currently work in progress.
Not all existing DecAPI endpoints are documented here yet - mostly Twitch and YouTube endpoints. The rest of the endpoints should have accurate documentation :)
For the currently active documentation, please visit docs.decapi.me.

Account age for a Twitch user

Gives you the "account age" of a Twitch user. In other words the amount of time passed since their account was created.
This works similar to twitch/creation.

Endpoint URL

https://decapi.me/twitch/accountage/TWITCH_USERNAME_HERE

See examples below for usage with an actual Twitch username.

Required URL parameters

  • user - Required - Twitch username to get the account age for.

Query parameters

  • precision - Optional - Maximum precision in the time returned. Defaults to 2, maximum is 7.
    • If the account is old enough, specifying 7 will give you: years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds.
    • With the default precision of 2, you would only get years and months.

Examples

Examples for bots

Nightbot

Note: Nightbot will automatically convert variables, such as $(channel) or $(touser) to the correct channel name / username, when the command is used.
You do not have to change those variables.

Fossabot

Note: Fossabot will automatically convert variables, such as $(channel) or $(user.login) to the correct channel name / username, when the command is used.
You do not have to change those variables.

StreamElements

Note: StreamElements will automatically convert variables, such as ${channel} or ${touser} to the correct channel name / username, when the command is used.
You do not have to change those variables.

Streamlabs Chat Bot

Note: Streamlabs Chat Bot will automatically convert variables, such as $mychannel or $touserid to the correct channel name / username, when the command is used.
You do not have to change those variables.

Streamlabs Cloudbot

Note: Streamlabs Cloudbot will automatically convert variables, such as {channel.name} or {touser.name} to the correct channel name / username, when the command is used.
You do not have to change those variables.

Deepbot

Note: Deepbot will automatically convert variables, such as @stream@ or @user@ to the correct channel name / username, when the command is used.
You do not have to change those variables.

PhantomBot

Note: PhantomBot will automatically convert variables, such as (channelname) or (touser) to the correct channel name / username, when the command is used.
You do not have to change those variables.