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 About KodaStream

Headless shoppable video platform

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Web Self-hosted

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KodaStream

📺 A headless shoppable video platform ✨

KodaStream UI

🔥 Features

  • Timed overlays: Overlay images, text and CTAs.
  • Simulated live: Stream pre-recorded content as if it were live.
  • VOD (Video on Demand): Allow users to watch content on-demand.
  • User-friendly management UI: Easy-to-use interface for managing content.
  • HLS broadcasting: Broadcast over the HLS protocol, ensuring compatibility with most devices.
  • REST API: Full-featured REST API for programmatic access.
  • Chromeless video player: Customizable video player for brand-specific experiences.
  • Stream analytics: View detailed analytics for your streams.
  • Content scheduling: Schedule streams to start at specific times.
  • Playlist curation: Create and manage playlists for continuous streaming.
  • Loop live streams forever: Keep your stream running without interruptions.
  • Thumbnails: Add thumbnails before to live and on demand content.
  • Scalable: Scales horizontally and vertically to support growing audiences.
  • CDN compatibility: Works seamlessly with popular content delivery networks (CDNs).

🤘 In Action

Watch and Shop

Sneakinpeace.com uses KodaStream to power a 24/7 live shopping experience. Viewers can watch together, learn more about sneakers, and even purchase items without leaving the stream.

Roadmap

  • Monetization Features: We’re adding additional monetization features, such as memberships, to help you earn from your content.
  • Countdown to Go Live: Set a countdown to get your audience excited about the start of your stream.
  • Scheduled Start Times: Pre-schedule streams to start at exact times for better audience engagement.
  • Easy Embed: No-code embed for streams on any site.
  • Social Share Features: Create beautiful and shareable social posts for your streams.
  • Restream to Multiple Platforms: Broadcast your content to multiple platforms simultaneously.
  • Instream QR Codes: Add QR codes into your streams for promotions, links, and more.
  • Live Chat and Reactions: Engage with your audience in real-time with live chat and reaction features.

Prerequisites

Before getting started, ensure you have the following installed and running on your system:

  1. Node.js (LTS version)
  2. FFmpeg: Required for video processing.
  3. PostgreSQL: Database for storing metadata.
  4. Minio: Object storage (for video files, thumbnails, and streams).

Setup Minio Buckets

  • Create three buckets in Minio:
    • kodastream-media (for media files)
    • kodastream-stream (for live stream data)
    • kodastream-thumbnails (for storing thumbnails)

PostgreSQL Setup

  • Create a local database in PostgreSQL called kodastream-dev.

🚀 Quick Start

1. Set up the Environment

Ensure you have all required services running (Node.js, PostgreSQL, Minio and FFmpeg)

2. Install Dependencies

Clone the repository and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/KodaStream/KodaStream.git cd KodaStream npm install

3. Run Database Migrations

Run the database migrations to set up the necessary schema:

npm run migrations:run

4. Start Minio

Run Minio to create storage buckets:

minio server /tmp/data

Ensure Minio is configured with the correct access keys, and that the required buckets (kodastream-media, kodastream-streams, kodastream-thumbnails) exist.

5. Start Backend Server

Navigate to the backend directory and start the server:

cd backend

npm run start:dev

This will start the backend server, usually on http://localhost:4000.

6. Start Frontend

Navigate to the frontend directory and start the UI:

cd frontend

npm run dev

The frontend UI will be available at http://localhost:5173.

7. Access the API and UI

  • The UI will be accessible at http://localhost:5173.
  • The REST API can be accessed at http://localhost:4000.
  • The Content API is available at http://localhost:3000.

You can now interact with the platform via the UI or directly through the API.