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shockrah c53d9a293e ! Finalizing video fetch endpoint 
With this the backend is officially at an MVP stage and now requires polishing
Proper data streaming for larger clips is basically required
for a really good backend(especially async streaming)
and some better css for the video player
2021-10-16 18:14:04 -07:00
api ! Finalizing video fetch endpoint 2021-10-16 18:14:04 -07:00
clippable-cli * Updating deps for project 2021-10-04 19:27:54 -07:00
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Clippable

A small self hostable alternative to streamable. Built with Rocket.rs

Status

Right now the public API is being built so that as long as there videos to serve the application should serve

Admin Setup/Configuration

There are a few environment variables that can be configured:

  • CLIPS_DIR : default = /media/clips

  • THUMBS_DIR: default = /media/thumbnails

Building the backend

Currently the project relies on Rust Nightly to build due to a requirement in Rocket however as that framework moves to Rust Stable so to will this project.

Building frontend javascript

Currently the website's javascript is written in typescript then compiled to Javascript. The output directory is /api/static/js/ which means mkdir -p api/static/js must be ran in order to ensure that output directory is present and compilation succeeds. There are no dependencies and is only written in typescript to enforce some level of consistency among contributor code.