mods and vips, indexed from both ends
Every mod list on Twitch, read backwards.
Twitch shows a broadcaster who their own mods are. It won't tell you the reverse. moddex does: every channel an account has a role in, and the day they got it.
Look up a channel
Who holds mod, vip and founder in a channel, and since when. Search one for the first time and you add it to the index.
moddex.tv/c/forsenLook up an account
Every indexed channel where one account holds a role. That's the direction Twitch won't show you.
moddex.tv/u/nymnAsk about one pair
For your chat bot
The api answers a bare number. Phrase the message yourself, in Nightbot, StreamElements or Fossabot.
$(channel) has $(urlfetch https://api.moddex.tv/v1/chat/channels/$(channel)/mods) mods$(1) moderates $(urlfetch https://api.moddex.tv/v1/chat/users/$(1)/mods) channelsRanks and everything else the api answers are in the docs.
moderator records
47,131,971
VIP records
18,624,688
founder records
23,831,429
across 19,838,486 channels and 27,504,015 accounts.
Over time
moderator records
+9,407,101
over the last 31 days
VIP records
+287,818
over the last 31 days
founder records
+697,057
over the last 31 days
Recently indexed
All channels
The index fills up by being used
A channel gets added the first time somebody searches for it. That one lookup pulls in its mod and vip lists and keeps them, for everybody. You don't need an account.
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