/XServer

GrandLineX Full Stack Demo Project - Video Server

Primary LanguageTypeScriptBSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" LicenseBSD-3-Clause

XServer - GrandLineX Full Stack Demo Project

Video Server with automatic metadata extraction and download service

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Includes

  • Backend

    • Video Server with single user
    • User Authentication (Admin only)
    • In time streaming with ffmpeg
    • Video thumbnail generation (ffmpeg, imagemagick)
    • Download service with yt-dlp or youtube-dl
    • Automatic video metadata extraction (ffmpeg, ffprobe)
    • Videos can be manuel labeled with tags
    • Postgres Database connection
  • Frontend

    • Login Page
    • Video List Page
    • Single Video Detail Page
    • Video Download Page
    • Label management Page

Used GLX-Packages

Quickstart Demo

  • docker compose -f demo.docker-compose.yml up -d
  • Open http://localhost:8080
  • Login with the demo pw x_server_demo
  • Add library folder /video and set download = true
  • Add media
    • Download a video from YouTube or other sources in the download section
    • Copy files to the ./demo/video folder and start a rescan in the library section

Quickstart

Requirements

make sure that ffmpeg, ffprobe, imagemagick and youtube-dl are in your PATH or set in the backend .env file

  • Alternatively you can use the pre build container to run the backend (All requirements are included in the container)

Install

  1. Setup a postgres database

    • Use the docker-compose.yml in the root folder
    • Copy the .env.example file to .env and fill in the database credentials
    • start the database with $ docker compose up -d
  2. Prepare the backend

    • $ cd backend
    • Copy the .env.example file to .env and fill in the database credentials and the SERVER_PASSWORD
      • The SERVER_PASSWORD is used as the admin password (user: admin)
    • $ npm install
    • $ npm run start-dev
  3. Prepare the frontend

    1. First Option use static frontend served by the backend

      • run the installFrontend.sh(Unix) or installFrontend.ps1(Windows) script in the root folder
      • use the url http://localhost:9257 to access the frontend
    2. Second Option use the dev hot reload frontend served by the webpack dev server

      • run the installFrontend.sh(Unix) or installFrontend.ps1(Windows) script in the root folder
      • run $ cd frontend and $ npm run start
      • use the url http://localhost:9001 to access the dev frontend
  4. Done 🎉