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RBGreaterAgain

This project was created to redesign the Livestream and VoD website of the RBG-Multimedia group (live.rbg.tum.de). This project is available at live.tum.sexy or stream.tum.sexy.
It uses HTML-Scraping to get the necessary information from the original page and then wraps it into a modern, dark-themed UI. Currently, you can watch live streams and VoDs via the custom UI. Archives are not covered yet.

Features, that are not yet implemented

  • Download Button
  • Custom Window Management (Drag and Drop Windows)

Contribution

If you want to contribute, please create a pull request and just wait for it to be reviewed ;)

Getting started

There are two main ways of developing for this Project. Native has the advantage of speed and Docker the advantage of how easy it is to get started. Doing the final tests in Docker is recommended, because we use Docker in production.

Native Development

Windows

Install

Linux

Hard dependencies

Install dev-dependencies using

sudo apt install apache php libapache2-mod-php php-apcu npm composer

Configure Apache

Add inside VirtualHost

<Directory /var/www/html>
AllowOverride All
Require all granted
</Directory>

to the configuration-file at /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf

Let PHP know about apcu

Create a file /etc/php/PHPVERSION/apache2/conf.d/apcu.ini where PHPVERSION is your current PHP-Release. The content of this file should be

extension=apcu.so

Enable apache rewriteengine and php

sudo a2enmod rewrite php[7.4]
sudo systemctl restart apache2.service

Clone to /var/www/html

sudo chown $USER /var/www/html
git clone https://github.com/TUM-Dev/RBGreaterAgain.git /var/www/html
Dependency management

All the dependencies can be installed by running in /var/www/html:

npm install
composer install

Docker

Install Docker

Building the docker Image (for local testing)

docker build -t rgbreateragain .

Running the Image

docker run -p 7000:80 rgbreateragain

You can now go to localhost:7000 and test, if the server works.