knotteye
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Seriously, this one is pretty massive. Satyr now has proper sessions in the browser (like a real website), and a lot of changes were made. API Endpoints were changed from requiring a username and password to requiring a valid JsonWebToken, obtained from /api/login Satyr will generate a PEM format key for JWT signing and verification on startup if it can't find one at config/jwt.pem This file was added to .gitignore Two new depencies: cookie-parser and jose, for reading and signing JWTs. Refactored http.ts into mutiple functions, with a couple helper functions related to cookies and JWT decoding and verification. Socket.IO chat will also automatically log in users with a valid JWT. Refactor api.ts to reflect new requirements from endpoints. Minor bugfix in server.ts so we don't throw an uncaught exception when rejecting a stream with an invalid key. Transcode options readded to default.toml. They do nothing and they are not sane defaults. Both of those things are in the todo list. |
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README.md
Satyr: A livestreaming server
System dependencies: A stable version of node>=10, mysql3 (or a compatible implementation such as MariaDB), and ffmpeg >=4.2
Build Instructions
git clone https://gitlab.com/knotteye/satyr.git
cd satyr
npm install
npm run setup
npm run build
Follow the instructions after setup runs.
Run the server
npm start