Hub de difusión para la red de acampadas (fork de trabajo del Tactical Media Broadcast Hub)
glass beadian
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WS0 of the video-producer plan: every group can open a public, accountless upload box (random token, rotatable, disable switch). Submitters tick the Creative Commons qualifier; credit name and a licensing contact are optional free text — contact is visible only in the moderation surface and never copied onto assets. Intake sniffs magic bytes (mp4/webm/jpeg/png), caps video 200 MiB / photo 50 MiB, rate-limits 5/hour per salted IP hash (hash never rendered), dedups by sha256, caps 5 pending per box, and quarantines everything as pending. Group managers approve (video → video library via the register+probe path, photo → group asset) or reject with a note; every step audited. Migration 035 (RLS + submission_box_lookup/submission_rate_count definer fns). 4 unit + 4 live-DB tests. |
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Tactical Media Broadcast Hub
Self-hosted multi-tenant social / video / livestream management platform with a generic connector system and a Virtual Channel / Auto Director subsystem.
Built for collectives that need to coordinate media across platforms without concentrating access in one person's hands. Every credential lives in an encrypted vault. Every editorial decision lands in a tamper-evident audit log. Every feature is multi-tenant with row-level security.
Features
- Publishing pipeline — drafts → group approval → schedule → fenced dispatch → receipts. Per-connection publish governance:
auto, one-admin, majority or consensus sign-off per account — boosts included. Multi-platform fan-out (Mastodon, Telegram, Bluesky, PeerTube, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, Reddit, Twitch, Discord, Slack). DST-proof scheduling. - Files SSO — the Hub is the OIDC issuer for oCIS Drive: one sign-in, auto-provisioned personal drives, rotating refresh tokens that die with your Hub session (logout propagates).
- Column wall — live multi-platform feed columns, TweetDeck-style. Safe rendering (hostile-HTML tested). Per-source cooldown + adaptive backoff.
- Live Control Room — browser multiview, TAKE/CUT, preview/program, lower-thirds, scrolling chyrons, audio mixing, tally.
- Auto-Director — priority rules switch sources automatically so the stream never dies mid-action.
- Chat governance — bridged chats (Telegram/Twitch/Discord) into one overlay. Polls with configurable quorum. Approval gates on every post. Machine-readable reason codes.
- Distributed transcode workers — laptops and GPUs join as render workers over Tailscale. Per-job sandboxed FFmpeg (UID/seccomp/no-network).
- Archive — content-addressed encrypted S3, dedup, full-text search, CSV/JSON export. Deleted platform content stays citable.
- Analytics — month-partitioned snapshots, current + previous month with deltas, per-provider breakdown.
Quickstart
pnpm install
pnpm lint && pnpm typecheck && pnpm build
# infrastructure
docker compose -f infra/docker-compose.yml up -d postgres redis temporal minio otel-collector prometheus grafana
# everything incl. media stub + mock live source + mock RTMP sink
docker compose -f infra/docker-compose.yml --profile dev up -d
# apps
pnpm dev # api :3000, web :3001(adjust if colliding), scheduler, media-worker :3100
curl localhost:3000/healthz
curl localhost:3000/readyz
Documentation
| Section | Path |
|---|---|
| Engineering guide | docs/engineering-guide.md |
| Admin guide | docs/admin-guide.md |
| User manual | docs/user-manual-v2.md |
| Design docs | docs/design/ |
| Streaming architecture | docs/design/streaming-architecture.md |
| Deployment (occupymedia.cc) | infra/occupymedia/DEPLOY.md |
Deterministic live-source testing
pnpm --filter @tactical-media-broadcast-hub/media-worker soak -- --hours 8 --out
Security & trust model
Self-hosted, end to end — no corporate cloud, no accounts needed to run the system itself. Multi-tenant with row-level security; platform credentials in an encrypted vault the database never sees in plaintext; every editorial action in a hash-chained audit log; anonymous-infrastructure friendly (the host carries boxes, not content — storage is ciphertext).