- Introduced a new Dockerfile for building the WHIP server with Go and FFmpeg.
- Implemented the WHIPHandler for managing WHIP publish sessions and generating URLs for clients.
- Added pionProvider for handling WebRTC sessions using the pion/webrtc library.
- Created the main WHIP server logic to handle SDP offers and manage active publishing streams.
- Implemented HTTP handlers for publishing, deleting, and retrieving stream information.
- Added support for SDP generation for FFmpeg consumption.
If purging is enabled, overwriting a file with a file of the same
or smaller size will not result in an error.
It is now possible to change the purging mode on an existing sized
filesystem.
1. Allow variables in placeholders for parameter values, e.g.
{rtmp,name=$processid}. The variable starts with a $ letter.
The recognized variables are provided with the Replace func.
2. The template func recieves the process config and the name of
the section where this placeholder is located, i.e. "global",
"input", or "output".
created_at represents the time when the configuration has been persisted to disk.
loaded_at represents the time when the configuration has actually been used.
If created_at is larger than loaded_at, then the Core needs a reload in order
to apply the latest configuration.
if created_at is lower than laoded_at, then the Core applied the latest
configuration.
The value of updated_at is irrelevant and shouldn't be used.
If no path is given in the environment variable CORE_CONFIGFILE, different
standard locations will be probed:
- os.UserConfigDir() + /datarhei-core/config.js
- os.UserHomeDir() + /.config/datarhei-core/config.js
- ./config/config.js
If the config.js doesn't exist in any of these locations, it will be
assumed at ./config/config.js
