README.md
# StreamDL
[](https://codeclimate.com/github/dangeroustech/StreamDL/maintainability)
Monitor and Download Streams from a Variety of Websites
## Why This Exists
Because there are certain streaming websites that don't store historic VODs.
This is sad.
As a nerd, you probably have terabytes of storage somewhere, right?
Why not get some use out of it? Archivists everywhere, rejoice!
## Usage
```shell
usage: Monitor and Download Streams from a Variety of Websites
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l LOGPATH, --logpath LOGPATH
Logfile to use (defaults to working dir)
-ll LOGLEVEL, --loglevel Log level to set (defaults to INFO)
-o OUTDIR, --outdir OUTDIR
Output file location without trailing slash
(defaults to working dir)
-m MOVEDIR, --movedir MOVEDIR
Directory to move files to after downloading
-c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
Config file to use
-r REPEAT, --repeat REPEAT
Time to repetitively check users, in minutes
-q QUALITY, --quality Quality of stream to download
(best, 1080p, >720p)
```
## Install
### Docker
- Built on Docker 19.03.4
- Built on Docker-Compose 1.24.1
If you'd like to tweak individual parameters, the Dockerfile provided can be used.
Edit the Environment variables in `docker-compose.yml.example` to modify script functionality.
Otherwise, just rename it to `docker-compose.yml` and run `docker compose up -d`.
Logs are piped to stdout by default so that `docker compose logs` works.
_If you know what you're doing, you can change this value in `entrypoint.sh`._
_Make sure to rebuild the container with `docker compose build` after editing this._
### Bare Metal
- Python 3.10 or newer
- ffmpeg
- poetry (`pip install poetry` _or_ `pip3 install poetry` _depending on your system_)
#### Example Run
- `user@box$: git clone https://github.com/dangeroustech/streamdl && cd streamdl`
- `user@box$: poetry install`
- `user@box$: poetry run python streamdl.py -c ./cofnig/config.yml -r 5`
## Config File
Basic YAML format. See `config/config.yaml.example` for a couple of test sites.
```yaml
- site: twitch.tv
channels:
- name: kaypealol
quality: best
- name: day9tv
quality: worst
- site: mixer.com
channels:
- name: ninja
quality: best
```
## Env File
To use the `.env` file:
1. Locate the `.env.example` file.
2. Rename it to `.env` and confirm that the variables are to your liking.
For instance, `STREAMDL_GRPC_PORT=50051` sets the gRPC port for the StreamDL service.
3. To modify any variable, open the `.env` file, change the value, and save the file.
For example, to change the gRPC port, you might modify the line to `STREAMDL_GRPC_PORT=50052`.