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nadah

v0.0.11

Published

Streaming service for the modern layman.

Downloads

1

Readme

Streaming service for the modern layman. The name is an acronym of some of the most common streaming services.

DISCLAIMER: this software is NOT SECURE, do not expose it on the internet.

Usage

Run nadah --auto -d path/to/medias other/path/to/medias then go to [127.0.0.1:7865].

Help:

  • -c/--config CONFIG_FILE to set the location of the config file, unset by default
  • -a/--alone do not use the config file into your home directory, unset by default
  • -d/--exposed-directories DIR1 DIR2 ... to set which directories will be searched for files, defaulst to ./
  • -s/--subtitles volatile|next "volatile" will generate subtitles in memory, "next" will save the vtt files on the file system, defaults to "volatile"
  • -b/--database PATH/TO/DB to set the location of the database file that store the read time of the medias
  • -p/--port PORT to set the port, defaults to 7865
  • -s/--hostname HOSTNAME to set the hostname, defaults to 127.0.0.1

development

To run it: node dist/server/nadah-server.js -d ../medias/ ../medias/outdoor/

More simply you can just run those taks in different npx:

  • terminals tsc -p server/ --watch
  • npx tsc -p webclient/ --watch
  • npx sass --watch webclient/:dist/webclient/
  • inotifywait -m -e modify webclient/index.html | while read file_path file_event file_name; do cp ${file_path}${file_name} dist/${file_path}${file_name}; done
  • forever npx nodemon dist/server/nadah-server.js -e js --exitcrash -- -d ./medias/ ./medias/outdoor/