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Reworked the emote parsing to properly handle "wrapped" emotes. A wrapped emote is one that is wrapped in colons or square braces (eg, :Kappa: or [Kappa]). This allows emotes to be input without a space between them, like is required with non-wrapped emotes. A new configuration setting has been added to only allow parsing of wrapped emotes: "WrappedEmotesOnly". This defaults to False as to not break current configurations. The emote autocompletion will only insert non-wrapped emotes. Setting "WrappedEmotesOnly" configuration value to True will not change this. Lastly, made the bare-word emote parsing a bit cleaner by removing a for loop in favor of a map lookup with a check. This should in theory be more efficient. This change is in response to #111. The issue should not be considered resolved until the autocompletion handles the new setting correctly. |
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MovieNight stream server
This is a single-instance streaming server with chat. Originally written to replace Rabbit as the platform for watching movies with a group of people online.
Build requirements
- Go 1.13 or newer
- GNU Make
Older Go Versions
You can install a newer version of Go alongside your OS's distribution by following the guide here: https://golang.org/doc/install#extra_versions
Once you have that setup add an enviromnent variable named GO_VERSION and
set it to the version you installed (eg, 1.14.1). The Makefile will now use
the newer version.
Install
To just download and run:
$ git clone https://github.com/zorchenhimer/MovieNight
$ cd MovieNight
$ make
$ ./MovieNight
Usage
Now you can use OBS to push a stream to the server. Set the stream URL to
rtmp://your.domain.host/live
and enter the stream key.
Now you can view the stream at
http://your.domain.host:8089/
There is a video only version at
http://your.domain.host:8089/video
and a chat only version at
http://your.domain.host:8089/chat
The default listen port is :8089. It can be changed by providing a new port
at startup:
Usage of .\MovieNight.exe:
-k string
Stream key, to protect your stream
-l string
host:port of the MovieNight (default ":8089")
Docker
MovieNight provides a Dockerfile and a docker-compose file to run MovieNight using Docker.
Dockerfile
Building the Container
Install Docker, clone the repository and build:
docker build -t movienight .
Running the Container
Run the image once it's built:
docker run -d -p 8089:8089 -p 1935:1935 [-v ./settings.json:/config/settings.json] movienight
Explanation:
- -d runs the container in the background.
- -p 8089:8089 maps the MovieNight web interface to port 8089 on the server.
- -p 1935:1935 maps the RTMP port for OBS to port 1935 (default RTMP port) on the server.
- -v ./settings.json:/config/settings.json maps the file settings.json into the container. [OPTIONAL]
docker-compose
docker-compose will automatically build the image, no need to build it manually.
Install Docker and docker-compose, clone the repository and change into the directory ./docker. Then run:
docker-compose up -d
This docker-compose file will create a volume called movienight-config and automatically add the standard settings.json file to it. It also maps port 8089 and 1935 to the same ports of the host.
Notes for Running Using docker-compose
The container needs to be restarted to apply any changes you make to settings.json.