live4api v3.6.3

live4api

LIVE4 Public API

With Maven:

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.live4</groupId>
    <artifactId>live4api3</artifactId>
    <version>3.1.26</version>
</dependency>

With Gradle:

repositories {
    maven {
        url "http://kote.videogorillas.com/m2repo/"
    }
}

dependencies {
    compile 'io.live4:live4api3:3.1.26'
}

Command line tools

Print stream updates

java -cp live4api3-3.1.26-uberjar.jar io.live4.apiclient.StreamUpdatesMain http://$USER:$PASSWORD@beta.missionkeeper.com/

Usage

NOTE: Live4 public API is based on ReactiveX library. You can find ReactiveX docs here.

1. Create RxApiClient instance:

   String url = "http://1.1.1.1:8042";
   RxApiClient rxApiClient = new RxApiClient(url);

2. Log in:

   String email = "your@email.com";
   String password = "123";
   Observable<User> userRx = rxApiClient.login(email, password);
   userRx.subscribe(user -> {
       // Do something with your user here
   });

3. Select organisation:

   // This will list all user profiles:
   Map<String, UserProfile> profiles = user.profiles;
   for (String orgId : profiles) {
       // Chose the organisation here
   }

   // Alternatively, you can just select the first organization available for streaming:
   String orgId = user.getFirstOrgId();

4. Select mission or create a new one:

   // This will list all available missions in this organization:
   Observable<Mission> missionsRx = rxApiClient.listMissions(orgId);
   missionsRx.subscribe(mission -> {
       // select mission here
   });

   // Alternatively, you can create a new mission:
   Mission mission = new Mission();
   mission.createdByUserId = user.id;
   mission.startTime = new org.stjs.javascript.Date();
   long oneDay = 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000;
   mission.endTime = new org.stjs.javascript.Date(mission.startTime.getTime() + oneDay);
   mission.hardware = $array();
   mission.joined = $map();
   mission.name = missionName;
   mission.orgId = orgId;
   mission.state = Mission.State.PENDING;
   mission.streamIds = $array();
   mission.addUser(user, MissionRole.OWNER);
   
   Observable<Mission> missionRx = rxApiClient.createMission(mission);
   missionRx.subscribe(newMission -> {
       // newMission object contains newly created mission
   });

5. Create a hardware instance:

   Hardware hw = Hardware.drone("MyDrone");

6. Create a stream:

   StreamResponse sr = new StreamResponse();
   sr.title = "Stream from " + user.getName();
   sr.hardwareId = hw.getId();
   Observable<StreamResponse> newStreamRx = rxApiClient.createStream(sr).replay().autoConnect();

7. Add stream to mission:

   mission.addStream(stream.streamId);
   mission.addHardware(hw);
   rxApiClient.updateMission(m).subscribe(m -> {
       // mission updated
   }, e -> {
       e.printStackTrace();
   });

8. Get mission share token:

   Observable<Mission.ShareToken> shareTokenRx = rxApiClient.getShareToken(mission.getId());

9. Stream uploads:

   Stream uploads include uploading initial json metadata, video data, metadata (stream locations), and "end of stream" data.

   Json metadata:

   StreamId sid = stream.sid();
   
   DebugJs noStripAacDebugJs = new DebugJs();
   noStripAacDebugJs.stripaac = false;
       
   Observable<Request> debugjs = Observable.just(rxApiClient.uploadJsonRequest(sid, DebugJs.DEBUG_JS, noStripAacDebugJs));

   Video data:

   // You should actually set up your video stream here:
   Observable<Request> videoUploadsRx = ...

   Stream locations metadata:

   // The next code fakes stream locations for demo purposes. In the real life, you would take these locations from drone data, mobile data, etc.:
   StreamLocation loc = StreamLocation.latLng(sdf.format(new Date()), 42, 42);
   loc.altitude = new Double(42);
   loc.course = new Double(42);
   loc.horizontalAccuracy = new Double(42);
   loc.verticalAccuracy = new Double(42);
   loc.speed = new Double(42);
   
   Observable<StreamLocation> locationsRx = Observable.just(loc).repeat();
   
       Observable<List<StreamLocation>> chunks = locationsRx.buffer(2, SECONDS).filter(list -> !list.isEmpty());
   
       Observable<Pair<Integer, List<StreamLocation>>> numberedChunks = chunks.zipWith(
               Observable.range(0, MAX_VALUE), (locations, mseq) -> new Pair(mseq, locations));
       numberedChunks = numberedChunks.onBackpressureBuffer();
       
   Observable<Request> locationUploads = numberedChunks.map(p -> {
           int mseq = p.left;
           List<StreamLocation> locations = p.right;
           String filename = locationsFilename(mseq);
           return rxApiClient.uploadJsonRequest(sid, filename, Collections.singletonMap("locations", locations));
       });

   Video data and stream locations metadata is then merged (we don't care about the order here):

   Observable<Request> uploadRequests = Observable.merge(videoUploadsRx, locationsRx);

   End of stream data:

   // End of stream data holds information about all uploaded chunks:
   Observable<Request> eosUploadsRx = ...

   Json metadata, video data, locations metadata, and eos streams are concatenated then:

   Observable<Response> uploads = Observable.concat(debugjs, uploadRequests, eosUploadsRx)
       .onBackpressureBuffer()
       .concatMap(request -> {
       return uploadWithRetry(client, request);
       });

Release snapshots && npm

0. npm install
1. Make sure that pom.xml & package.json versions are the same;

IMPORTANT

# package.json
  "version": "3.5.0-betaX",

# pom.xml
<version>3.5.0-betaX-SNAPSHOT</version>

2. mvn clean package
3. grunt
4. git commit
5. mvn release:prepare 5.1. Agree with questions
6. git push
7. npm login
8. npm publish