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demo-locker

v0.1.0

Published

Setup wizard for Demo Locker — self-hosted music streaming for demos, mixes, and playlists your band can comment on.

Readme

demo-locker

Setup wizard for Demo Locker — self-hosted music streaming for demos and mixes your band can comment on, with timestamps.

Use

npx demo-locker

Answers a few questions (what do you need, where's it running, where do the tracks live) and spins it up: Docker on the machine you're on (laptop, Pi, VPS), Fly.io, or guided setup for Railway. Can also wire the embeddable public player (@demo-locker/player) into an existing web project.

Non-interactive (for scripts and agents)

Every question has a flag; --yes accepts defaults:

npx demo-locker --mode instance --target docker --storage local \
  --port 3001 --volume demolocker --email [email protected] --password ... --yes

--dry-run prints the deploy plan without running anything.

Requirements

Node 20+, and Docker for the docker target (flyctl for fly).

Supported on macOS and Linux; Windows is untested (npm/docker spawning may require a shell — use WSL).

s3 credentials are passed as container env vars; anyone with docker access to the host can read them.