Ganymede is a Twitch VOD and Live Stream archiving platform with a real-time chat experience. Every archive includes a rendered chat for viewing outside of Ganymede. Files are saved in a friendly format allowing for use without Ganymede.
Ganymede.Demo.V4.mp4
Ganymede allows archiving of past streams (VODs) and live streams with a real-time chat playback along with a archival-friendly 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.
- Realtime Chat Playback
- SSO / OAuth authentication (wiki)
- Light/dark mode toggle.
- 'Watched channels'
- Allows watching channels for archiving past broadcasts and live streams. Includes advanced filtering options.
- Twitch VOD/Livestream support.
- Full VOD, Channel, and User management.
- Custom post-download video FFmpeg parameters.
- Custom chat render parameters.
- Webhook notifications.
- Simple file structure for long-term archival that will outlast Ganymede.
- Recoverable queue system.
- Playback / progress saving.
- Playlists.
For in-depth documentation on features visit the wiki.
Visit the docs folder for the API docs.
See the messages directory for available translations. If you would like to add a new translation, please create a pull request with the new translation file. The file should be named <language>.json where <language> is the language code (e.g. de.json for German). Additionally the language needs to be added to the navbar in the frontend/app/layout/Navbar.tsx file in the languages array. Use the frontend/translation-coverage.js script to see what has been translated or with the -u option to populate missing keys in translation files.
- Linux environment with Docker.
- Optional network mounted storage.
- 50gb+ free storage, see storage requirements.
- A Twitch Application
Ganymede consists of two docker containers:
- Server
- Postgres Database
Feel free to use an existing Postgres database container if you don't want to spin new ones up.
- Download a copy of the
docker-compose.ymlfile. - Edit the
docker-compose.ymlfile modifying the environment variables, see environment variables for more information. - Run
docker compose up -d. - Visit the address and port you specified for the frontend and login with username:
adminpassword:ganymede. - Change the admin password or create a new user, grant admin permissions on that user, and delete the admin user.
The API container can be run as a non root user. To do so add PUID and PGID environment variables, setting the value to your user. Read linuxserver's docs about this for more information.
Note: On startup the container will chown the config, temp, and logs directory. It will not recursively chown the /data/videos directory. Ensure the mounted /data/videos directory is readable by the set user.
A configuration file is generate on initial start of Ganymede. By default the configuration is at /data/config/config.json. See the config.go file for a full list of configuration settings. Most of the settings can be configured in the Web UI by navigating to Admin > Settings.
The docker-compose.yml file has comments for each environment variable. Below is a list of all environment variables and their descriptions. See the env.go file for a full list of all environment variables and their default values.
| ENV Name | Description |
|---|---|
DEBUG |
Enable debug logging true or false. |
VIDEOS_DIR |
Path inside the container to the videos directory. Default: /data/videos. |
TEMP_DIR |
Path inside the container where temporary files are stored during archiving. Default: /data/temp. |
LOGS_DIR |
Path inside the container where log files are stored. Default: /data/logs. |
CONFIG_DIR |
Path inside the container where the config is stored. Default: /data/config. |
PATH_MIGRATION_ENABLED |
Enable path migration at startup. Default: true. |
TZ |
Timezone. |
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. Default: disable. See DB SSL for more information. |
DB_SSL_ROOT_CERT |
Optional Path to DB SSL root certificate. See DB SSL for more information. |
TWITCH_CLIENT_ID |
Twitch application client ID. |
TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET |
Twitch application client secret. |
OAUTH_ENABLED |
Optional Wether OAuth is enabled true or false. Must have the other OAuth variables set if this is enabled. |
OAUTH_PROVIDER_URL |
Optional OAuth provider URL. See https://github.com/Zibbp/ganymede/wiki/SSO---OpenID-Connect |
OAUTH_CLIENT_ID |
Optional OAuth client ID. |
OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET |
Optional OAuth client secret. |
OAUTH_REDIRECT_URL |
Optional OAuth redirect URL, points to the API. Example: http://localhost:4000/api/v1/auth/oauth/callback. |
MAX_CHAT_DOWNLOAD_EXECUTIONS |
Maximum number of chat downloads that can be running at once. Live streams bypass this limit. |
MAX_CHAT_RENDER_EXECUTIONS |
Maximum number of chat renders that can be running at once. |
MAX_VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_EXECUTIONS |
Maximum number of video downloads that can be running at once. Live streams bypass this limit. |
MAX_VIDEO_CONVERT_EXECUTIONS |
Maximum number of video conversions that can be running at once. |
MAX_VIDEO_SPRITE_THUMBNAIL_EXECUTIONS |
Maximum number of video sprite thumbnail generation jobs that can be running at once. This is not very CPU intensive. |
SHOW_SSO_LOGIN_BUTTON |
Frontend: true/false Show a "login via sso" button on the login page (defaults to false). |
FORCE_SSO_AUTH |
Frontend: true/false Force users to login via SSO by bypassing the login page (defaults to false). |
REQUIRE_LOGIN |
Frontend: true/false Require users to be logged in to view videos (defaults to false). |
SHOW_LOCALE_BUTTON |
Frontend: true/false Show the locale/language button on the navbar (defaults to true). |
DEFAULT_LOCALE |
Frontend: Sets the default locale/language. Must be the short code of the language. Example: en for English, de for German. |
FORCE_LOGIN |
Frontend: true/false Force require users to login to view any page (defaults to false). |
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. |
| Volume | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
/data/videos |
Mount for video storage. This must match the VIDEOS_DIR environment variable. |
/mnt/nas/vods:/data/videos |
/data/logs |
Mount to store task logs. This must match the LOGS_DIR environment variable. |
./logs:/data/logs |
/data/temp |
Mount to store temporary files during the archive process. This is mounted to the host so files are recoverable in the event of a crash. This must match the TEMP_DIR environment variable. |
./temp:/data/temp |
/data/config |
Mount to store the config. This must match the CONFIG_DIR environment variable. |
./config:/data/config |
A devcontainer is included for development. This container includes all the necessary tools to develop Ganymede. Once setup, the Makefile can be used to run the development environment.
make dev_server- Starts the server.make dev_worker- Starts the worker.make dev_web- Starts the web server.
View the Makefile for more commands.