LIVEU STATS BOT

A chat bot that makes it easier to see the current status of the battery and modems.

How do i run this?

Just download the latest binary from releases and execute it.

Config

This config will be automatically generated upon running the binary and saved as config.json.

{
    "liveu": {
        "email": "YOUR LIVEU EMAIL",
        "password": "YOUR LIVEU PASSWORD",
        "id": null,
        "monitor": {
            "battery": true,
            "batteryCharging": true,
            "batteryNotification": [
                99,
                50,
                10,
                5,
                1
            ],
            "batteryInterval": 10,
            "modems": true,
            "modemsInterval": 10
        }
    },
    "twitch": {
        "botUsername": "TWITCH BOT USERNAME",
        "botOauth": "TWITCH BOT OAUTH",
        "channel": "YOUR TWITCH CHANNEL",
        "adminUsers": ["b3ck", "travelwithgus"],
        "modOnly": true
    },
    "commands": {
        "cooldown": 5,
        "stats": ["!lustats", "!liveustats", "!lus"],
        "battery": ["!battery", "!liveubattery", "!lub"],
        "start": "!lustart",
        "stop": "!lustop",
        "restart": "!lurestart",
        "reboot": "!lureboot",
        "delay": "!ludelay"
    },
    "rtmp": {
        "url": "http://localhost/stat",
        "application": "publish",
        "key": "live"
    },
    "srt": {
        "url": "http://localhost:8181/stats",
        "publisher": "publish/live/feed1"
    },
    "server": true,
    "lang": "zh-tw",
    "customPortNames": {
        "ethernet": "ETH",
        "wifi": "WiFi",
        "usb1": "USB1",
        "usb2": "USB2",
        "sim1": "SIM1",
        "sim2": "SIM2"
    }
}

Optional config settings

You can remove these settings from the config if you don't want them or replace them with null.

Name	Description
id	When using mutliple units you can set a default unit by using the bossid
adminUsers	A list of twitch usernames e.g. ["715209", "b3ck"]
rtmp	If you are using nginx you can also show the bitrate when using the stats command
srt	If you are using srt you can also show the bitrate when using the stats command
customPortNames	Customize the port names

You can disable this setting (replace true with false) If you don't want it.

Name	Description
server	A server can respond modems status, battery status, and srt bitrate on port 8183 (You can display the status on OBS)
batteryCharging	A battery charging notification (notify when charging status changes)

Chat Commands

After running the app successfully you can use the following default commands in your chat:

Name	Default command	Description
stats	!lus	Shows the current connected modems and bitrate
battery	!lub	Shows the current battery charge percentage
start	!lustart	Starts the stream (not the unit)
stop	!lustop	Stops the stream
restart	!lurestart	Restarts the stream
reboot	!lureboot	Reboots the unit
delay	!ludelay	Toggles between low delay and high resiliency mode

You can add, delete or change the commands to whatever you want in config.json under the commands section.

The start, stop and restart commands are only available to the channel owner or adminUsers.

Give specific users access to all commands

Add the twitch username in adminUsers like this: ["715209", "b3ck"].

Possible Chat Command Results:

If your LiveU is offline you'll see this in chat:

ChatBot: LiveU Offline :(

If your LiveU is online and ready you'll see this in chat:

ChatBot: LiveU Online and Ready

If your LiveU is online, streaming but not using NGINX or SRT you'll see this in chat:

ChatBot: WiFi: 2453 Kbps, USB1: 2548 Kbps, USB2: 2328 Kbps, Ethernet: 2285 Kbps, Total LRT: 7000 Kbps

If your LiveU is online, streaming and you're using NGINX you'll see this in chat:

ChatBot: WiFi: 2453 Kbps, USB1: 2548 Kbps, USB2: 2328 Kbps, Ethernet: 2285 Kbps, Total LRT: 7000 Kbps, RTMP: 6000 Kbps

If your LiveU is online, streaming and you're using SRT you'll see this in chat:

ChatBot: WiFi: 2453 Kbps, USB1: 2548 Kbps, USB2: 2328 Kbps, Ethernet: 2285 Kbps, Total LRT: 7000 Kbps, SRT: 6000 Kbps

Please note: if one of your connections is offline it will NOT show up at all in the stats.

Credits:

Cinnabarcorp (travelingwithgus): Initial Idea, Feedback, Use Case, and Q&A Testing.

B3ck: Feedback and Q&A Testing.