What's new

1. Split archive configuration into separate recording and serving flags for independent control of archive writing and playback
   Breaking change:
   Flag enabled has been replaces with recording and serving flags. For keeping backwards compatibility just use recording flag.

2. Added REST API endpoint GET /archive/:stream_id/ranges to query available archive time ranges

3. Added fallback mechanism from per-stream to global archive configuration for playback

What's new

• Allow to serve stream from static files. See more info here: #53
• Replaced deepch/vdk muxer wrapper around Eyevinn/mp4ff library. It will allow to use it for serving archive data in future. See more info here: #54

What's new:

Thanks to #52

• Now it is possible to use TOML configuration file instead of JSON
• TOML is the default format for configuring application
• TOML or JSON is picked based on file extension. It is dumb check but it is what it is currently. Some sanity checks will be in further releases possibly

What's new:

For ref. see #44

• Avoid Insecure CORS Configuration Allowing Wildcard Origin with Credentials while preparing Application configuration
• Code structure changes

What's new:

For ref. see #43

• More logs
• Remove temporary MP4 created by S3 worker

What's new:

According to #32:

• You can store MP4 chunks for archive purposes
• You can pick up between MinIO and pure filesystem when archive is enabled
• Some logging updates (but it is still in W.I.P. stage)
• Updated dependencies
• Example scripts to deploy MinIO as local instance

What's new

• Update Gin framework version
• A bit better error handling (I know it is ugly still)
• Changed configuration, JSON tags
• Minor updates on client side examples
• Removed Windows binary (I haven't Windows to test machine currently)

What's new

We had to update to newer version of Gin framework due the security issue #22

Exported CORS caused panic.
It is not necessary to export it, so just write proper tag

json:"-"

1. HLS/MSE as optional for each of provided RTSP stream
2. CORS as optional