twitch-irl-docker/examples/docker-compose/docker-compose.override.exa...

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version: '2'
services:
rtmp:
ports:
# RTMP Port
- "1935:1935"
# Webserver Port
- "80:80"
environment:
# STREAMKEY is used for RTMP-Authentication, it must be your full RTMP-URL, e.g.: rtmp://example.com/live/live?key=SECRET
# Use NOAUTH to disable this feature
- STREAMKEY=NOAUTH
# Hostname/IP to access your OBS Websocket as viewed from Docker-Container (host.docker.internal should work)
- OBS_URL=host.docker.internal
# Port to access OBS Websocket
- OBS_PORT=4444
# Password for OBS Websocket and webremote
- OBS_PASSWORD=SECURE_PASSWORD
# Scene in OBS you use before you start the Stream (will not be switched automatically)
- OBS_START_SCENE=START
# Scene in OBS you use while being live, will be switched to OBS_BRB_SCENE when your bitrate drops below LOW_BITRATE
- OBS_LIVE_SCENE=LIVE
# Scene in OBS that will use during your bitrate is below LOW_BITRATE. Will be switched to OBS_START_SCENE when bitrate recovers
- OBS_BRB_SCENE=BRB
# Scene in OBS you use for a short break (MUST start with FORCED_ if it shouldn't be switched automatically)
- OBS_FORCED_BRB_SCENE=FORCED_BRB
# OBS offline scene
- OBS_OFFLINE_SCENE=OFFLINE
# Webremote chat height (in pixel)
- CHAT_HEIGHT=500
# Threshold (kbits/sec.) for switching from OBS_LIVE_SCENE to OBS_BRB_SCENE
- LOW_BITRATE=300
# URL to get RTMP statistics from (for bitrate, etc.), default value should work fine
- RTMP_STAT_URL=http://localhost/stat
# Name of RTMP Stream to monitor (bitrate, etc.)
- RTMP_STREAM_NAME=live
# Set LIVEU to True if you own a LiveU and want to have status infos in webremote
- LIVEU=False
# Timeout for LiveU Authentication Token
- LIVEU_TOKEN_TTL=14000
# solo.liveu.tv username
- LIVEU_USERNAME=mail@example.com
# solo.liveu.tv password (encrypted, use the developer tools in your browser to get the proper value from POST)
- LIVEU_PASSWORD=SECURE_LIVEU_PASSWORD
# LiveU Login URL (default should word fine)
- LIVEU_URL=https://p3vncpi9if.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/prod/zendesk/userlogin
# Your LiveU Unit ID (usually starts with "Boss100_")
- LIVEU_UNIT=LIVEU_UNIT_ID
# Your LiveU Unit URL (e.g. https://lu-central.liveu.tv/luc/luc-core-web/rest/v0/units/)
- LIVEU_API=LIVEU_UNIT_URL
# Twitch Name of your channel, set this to "False" to deactivate the bot
- IRC_CHANNEL=False
# Twitch Username of your IRL Bot (e.g. your own username)
# Must be an existing Twitch account
- IRC_USERNAME=WorldsBestBot
# Twitch OAuth-Token, without "oauth:"-prefix (you can use https://www.21x9.org/twitch/ to generate one)
- IRC_OAUTH_TOKEN=123456789012345678901234567890
# Time between the bots reacts to commands (doesn't affect broadcaster and mods)
- IRC_COOLDOWN=30
# Message to anyone who enters the chat (username will be appended automatically)
# Set this to "False" (without quotes) if you don't want the bot to greet new chatters
- IRC_GREETER_WELCOME=False
# Emote(s) to append to IRC_GREETER_WELCOME (after the username)
- IRC_GREETER_EMOTE=HeyGuys
# Emote the bot sends when activated
- IRC_BOT_EMOTE=MrDestructoid
# Message-Prefix for bitrate message (do not use quotes)
- IRC_BITRATE_MSG_PRE=Current bitrate
# Message-Suffix for bitrate message (do not use quotes)
- IRC_BITRATE_MSG_SUF=kBit/sec.
# In which interval should a low bitrate message be posted?
- IRC_LOW_BITRATE_MSG_INTERVAL=30
# Message-Prefix for !bitrate command
- IRC_BITRATE_MSG_PREFIX="Current bitrate:"
# Pushover User-Key for Push-Notifications
- PUSHOVER_USER_KEY=
# Pushover App-Token for Push-Notifications
- PUSHOVER_APP_TOKEN=
# Are you on a mobile plan with dayflats?
- DAYFLAT=True
# Logfile verbosity (valid values are: CRITICAL, WARNING, INFO, DEBUG)
# In a production environment you should use CRITICAL or WARNING, otherwise logfiles will get very large.
- LOG_LEVEL=CRITICAL
# Use external data (see Wiki for details)
- EXTDATA=False
# Integrate external TTS-Bot (see https://gitlab.com/gpvkt/twitchtts/)
- TTS=False