TTLS Controller CLI

Control TikTok Live Studio (TTLS) directly from your terminal! 🎬✨

This is a modern Node.js Command Line Interface (CLI) built on top of a reverse-engineered local Socket.IO API that TTLS uses to communicate with its official Elgato Stream Deck plugin.

Features

• 🕵️ Port Scanning: Automatically finds and connects to the active TTLS local server.
• 🔄 State Sync: Retrieve the current scenes and settings from TTLS.
• 🎬 Scene Switcher: Switch to any of your scenes with a single command.
• 🖼️ Source Toggling: Show or hide sources within your scene.
• 🎛️ Extensive Triggers: Over 20+ supported actions, from Mutli-Guest and Co-Host panels to Audio Filters and Treasure Boxes.

Installation

You can install ttls-cli globally via npm to make it available anywhere on your system.

npm install -g @2null/ttls-controller

(Note: If you are running from the source repository, you can use npm link instead to install the CLI locally.)

Command Reference

ttls-cli info

Connects to TTLS, fetches current settings (like active and available scenes), and prints the data.

ttls-cli info

ttls-cli scene <scene_name>

Switch your TTLS layout to a specific scene by name.

ttls-cli scene "Just Chatting"

ttls-cli source <source_name>

Show or hide a specific source by name.

ttls-cli source "Webcam"

ttls-cli trigger <action>

Trigger any simple action, panel, or effect. See the full list of available actions below.

# Example: Toggle the Microphone
ttls-cli trigger mic

# Example: Open the Co-Host panel
ttls-cli trigger co-host

Full List of Supported Triggers

You can use any of the following actions with the ttls-cli trigger <action> command:

• mic: Mute / unmute microphone
• audio: Mute / unmute audio output
• record: Start / stop local recording
• live: Go / end LIVE
• live-pause: Pause / resume LIVE
• highlight: Highlight this moment
• vibe: Dynamic effects
• say-hi: Say hi to viewers
• sound-effect: Play sound effect
• audio-filter: Turn on / off audio effect
• camera-effect: Turn on / off camera effect
• co-host: Open "Co-host"
• treasure-box: Open "Treasure Box"
• guess-game: Open "Guessing game"
• play-together: Open "Play Together"
• goody-bag: Open "Goody Bag"
• vote: Open "Poll & Gift vote"
• live-goal: Open "LIVE goal"
• multi-guest: Open "Multi-guest"
• team: Open "Team"
• game-rewards: Open "Game Rewards"
• promote: Open "Promote"
• mic-control: Open "MicControl"
• audio-control: Open "AudioControl"

How It Works 🛠️

TikTok Live Studio hosts a local Socket.IO server designed to communicate with the official Elgato Stream Deck plugin. Here is how ttls-cli interacts with it:

1. Port Scanning: TTLS runs its Socket.IO server on one of several known ports (e.g., 28189, 39728, 34246, 42205, 38534, 40825, 40622). The CLI attempts to connect to these until it finds the active one.
2. The Handshake: The connection requires a specific subprotocol (protocols: ["streamdeck_ttls_v1"]). Once connected, the client emits stream_deck/join_room followed by stream_deck/sync_settings to initialize state.
3. Triggering Actions: To execute a command (like switching scenes), the CLI sends an event stream_deck/action_emit containing a stringified JSON payload with specific Action UUIDs (e.g., com.tiktok.livestudio.scene for scenes, com.tiktok.livestudio.mic for mic toggle, etc.).

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find new Action UUIDs, or want to add features like macro support, feel free to submit a Pull Request.

1. Fork the Project
2. Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
3. Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')
4. Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
5. Open a Pull Request

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.