MATI Superchats Streamer & Archiver

This web application is used to monitor, display, and archive superchats from the MATI streams in real time.

• Superchats can be viewed in real time on https://mati.x10.mx.
• Superchat archives can be downloaded from the Releases page.

Development

One-Time Requirements

• Use the docker container and docker-compose files provided in this repository along with Visual Studio Code's devcontainers.
• Install dependencies

  composer install

• Set up the database

  php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate

• Load dummy data

  php bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load

During Development

• Grab external assets

  bash ./bin/assets

  These files should not be committed to the repository.

• Monitor for and record new superchats during a livestream

  php bin/console mati:stream

• To launch the web UI, first start apache

  apache2ctl start

  and navigate to the URL that Visual Studio Code provided, most likely http://localhost:8080.

Deployment

We assume that the app will be deployed to /srv/mati.

One-Time Requirements

• Create a symlink from the public_html-equivalent to /srv/mati/html.
• Get a copy of the vendor directory into /srv/mati.
• Create a cronjob which every 10 minutes runs

  php /srv/mati/bin/console mati:stream

First Time & During Development

• If prod DEPLOYKEY changes, it will need to be updated in repo secrets and the file /srv/mati/.deploykey needs to be set to <?php return "${DEPLOYKEY}";.
• If .env.local.prod.template changes, it will need to be manually uploaded to /srv/mati/.env.local and adjusted accordingly.