pubgredzone

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pubgredzone takes the concept of the red zone in American football and applies it to the popular online battle royale game PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS. The idea is to always be viewing the most popular PUBG twitch stream with the least amount of people alive in-game.

Installation

You can run your own instance of pubgredzone either for local development or just pure entertainment. Ubuntu and macOS are the currently supported platforms.

Prerequisite Software

The following pieces of software are required to run pubgredzone locally:

• tesseract-ocr
• ffmpeg
• imagemagick
• livestreamer

You can install these dependencies with one of the two following commands, depending on your os:

• Ubuntu:

  $ sudo apt-get install tesseract-ocr ffmpeg imagemagick
  $ pip install livestreamer

• macOS:

  $ brew install tesseract ffmpeg imagemagick
  $ pip install livestreamer

Installing pubgredzone

• Clone the repo and install with npm:

  $ git clone [email protected]:eggshell/pubgredzone.git
  $ cd pubgredzone
  $ npm install .

Running It Locally

• Get an oauth token from twitch. Once obtained, export your token as an environment variable:

  $ export token="YOUR_OAUTH_TOKEN"

• Navigate to the pubgredzone dir if you aren't there already, and start the app:

  $ node app.js

Now you can open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:3000 to watch pubgredzone.

Running in a Container

You can also run pubgredzone in a docker container.

• Clone the repo:

  $ git clone [email protected]:eggshell/pubgredzone.git

• Get an oauth token from twitch. Once obtained, export your token as an environment variable:

  $ export token="YOUR_OAUTH_TOKEN"

• Build the docker image:

  $ cd pubgredzone
  $ docker build -t "pubgredzone:latest" --build-arg token=$token .

• Start up the container:

  $ docker run pubgredzone

License

pubgredzone is currently licensed under the MIT LICENSE.