ganymede

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Ganymede

Twitch VOD and Stream archiving platform with a rendered chat. Files are saved in a friendly format allowing for use without Ganymede.

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Demo

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/21207065/180067579-674af497-090f-4e07-9c81-0314c6361a87.mp4

About

Ganymede allows archiving of past streams (VODs) and livestreams both with a rendered chat. All files are saved in a friendly way that doesn't require Ganymede to view them (see file structure). Ganymede is the successor of Ceres.

Features

• Light/dark mode toggle.
• Twitch VOD/Livestream support.
• Queue holds.
• Queue task restarts.
• Full VOD, Channel, and User management.
• Custom post-download video FFmpeg parameters.
• Custom chat render parameters.
• Webhook notifications.

Documentation

For in-depth documentation on features visit the wiki.

API

Visit the docs folder for the API docs.

Installation

Requirements

• Linux environment with Docker.
• Optional network mounted storage.
• 50gb+ free storage, see storage requirements.
• A Twitch Application
  • Create an applicaton.

Installation

Ganymede consists of four docker containers:

1. API
2. Frontend
3. Postgres Database
4. Nginx

Feel free to use an existing Postgres database container and Nginx container if you don't want to spin new ones up.

1. Download a copy of the docker-compose.yml file and nginx.conf.
2. Edit the docker-compose.yml file modifying the environment variables, see environment variables.
3. Run docker compose up -d.
4. Visit the address and port you specified for the frontend and login with username: admin password: ganymede.
5. Change the admin password or create a new user, grant admin permissions on that user, and delete the admin user.

Environment Variables

API

ENV Name	Description
DB_HOST	Host of the database.
DB_PORT	Port of the database.
DB_USER	Username for the database.
DB_PASS	Password for the database.
DB_NAME	Name of the database.
DB_SSL	Whether to use SSL or not enable/disable.
JWT_SECRET	Secret for JWT tokens.
JWT_REFRESH_SECRET	Secret for JWT refresh tokens.
TWITCH_CLIENT_ID	Twitch application client ID.
TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET	Twitch application client secret.
FRONTEND_HOST	Host of the frontend, used for CORS. Example: http://192.168.1.2:4801

Frontend

ENV Name	Description
NUXT_PUBLIC_API_URL	Host for the API. Example: http://192.168.1.2:4800.
NUXT_PUBLIC_CDN_URL	Host for the Nginx serivce. Example: http://197.148.1.2:4802.

DB

Ensure these are the same in the API environment variables.

ENV Name	Description
POSTGRES_PASSWORD	Database password
POSTGRES_USER	Database username.
POSTGRES_DB	Name of the database.

Volumes

API

Volume	Description	Example
/vods	Mount for VOD storage. This example I have my NAS mounted to /mnt/vault/vods.	/mnt/vault/vods:/vods
/logs	Queue log folder.	./logs:/logs
/data	Config folder.	./data:/data

Optional

./tmp:/tmp Binding the tmp folder prevents lost data if the container crashes as temporary downloads are stored in tmp which gets flushed when the container stops.

Nginx

Volume	Description	Example
/mnt/vods	VOD storage, same as the API container volume.	/mnt/vault/vods:/mnt/vods
/etc/nginx/nginx.conf:ro	Path to the Nginx conf file.	/path/to/nginx.conf:/etc/nginx/nginx.conf:ro

Acknowledgements

• TwitchDownloader
• Streamlink
• Chat-Downloader

License

GNU General Public License v3.0

Authors

• @Zibbp