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README.md

Icy TV

This application provides means of authentication when using the nginx-rtmp-module NGINX module via a configured OAuth2 provider. It also includes a player (powered by hls.js) that provides viewer counts using WebSockets.

Setup

Using this application requires an instance of NGINX. See [nginx.example.conf] for example configuration. Another thing you need is a running instance of Redis in order to store sessions. And finally, you need an OAuth2 provider.

  1. Clone this repository
  2. npm install
  3. Copy the example configuration config.example.toml to config.toml and edit it
  4. npm run build to build the front-end scripts
  5. npm start to run in production (requires an HTTPS proxy!), npm run serve to run in development mode

Developing

Run the front-end watch task using npm run watch.

License

The MIT License