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TwitchRecorder

This repository contains a Discord bot designed to monitor and record Twitch streams as well as m3u8 streams. The bot uses various technologies including Node.js, Discord.js, Twitch API, and yt-dlp to provide a comprehensive solution for stream management and recording.

Features

• Stream Monitoring: Automatically checks the live status of specified Twitch channels at regular intervals.
• Stream Recording: Records live Twitch streams using streamlink and ffmpeg, saving the video files to a designated directory.
• M3U8 Stream Recording: Records m3u8 streams using yt-dlp, supporting various streaming platforms.
• Dynamic Command Handling: Allows users to control the bot via Discord commands, including enabling/disabling monitoring, starting/stopping recordings, and managing m3u8 streams.
• Configuration Management: Configuration settings are managed through a config.json file, allowing easy adjustments for various parameters.
• Recording Listing: Lists all recorded streams with clickable links for downloading.
• Rclone Integration: Uploads recorded streams to a remote location using rclone and manages local files.
• File Management: Commands for managing files locally and remotely.

Commands

• .start <channel>: Starts recording the specified Twitch channel.
• .stop <channel>: Stops recording the specified Twitch channel.
• .watch <channel>: Activates monitoring for the specified Twitch channel.
• .unwatch <channel>: Deactivates monitoring for the specified Twitch channel.
• .watchlist: Shows the current status of monitored Twitch channels.
• .record <url>: Starts recording an m3u8 stream.
• .end <id>: Stops recording an m3u8 stream.
• .reload: Reloads the configuration from the config file.
• .restart: Restarts the bot.
• .list: Lists all recorded files with download links.
• .upload <channel>: Uploads the local folder for the specified channel to the cloud.
• .delete <channel>: Deletes the local folder for the specified channel from the server.
• .help: Shows a help message with available commands.

Setup

1. Install Dependencies: Ensure you have Node.js installed, then run npm install to install necessary packages.
2. Configure: Edit the config.json file to include your Discord bot token, Twitch API credentials, and other settings.
3. Run the Bot: Start the bot with node bot.js or using bun run bot.js if you prefer Bun.

Configuration

The config.json file should include:

• discordToken: Your Discord bot token.
• twitchClientId and twitchAccessToken: Your Twitch API credentials.
• recordingsPath: Directory where recordings will be saved.
• discordChannelId: The Discord channel ID where bot messages will be sent.
• streamsToMonitor: A list of Twitch channels to monitor.
• baseRecordingUrl: Base URL for accessing recorded streams.
• rcloneEnabled: Boolean to enable/disable rclone upload feature.
• rcloneRemote: The remote name configured in rclone.
• rcloneFolder: The folder on the remote where recordings will be uploaded.
• rcloneConfigPath: The path to the rclone.conf configuration file.
• twitchProxyPlaylist: Proxy playlist URL for Twitch streams (if needed).

Dependencies

• discord.js: For interacting with the Discord API.
• axios: For making HTTP requests to Twitch API.
• streamlink: For streaming Twitch channels.
• ffmpeg: For processing video streams.
• yt-dlp: For recording m3u8 streams.
• rclone: For uploading files to cloud storage.
• date-fns: For date formatting.
• crypto: For generating unique IDs.

Contribution

Feel free to contribute to this project by submitting issues or pull requests. Ensure that your changes adhere to the existing code style and include appropriate documentation.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.