# podpuddle Self-hosted, nostr-native podcast publishing and livestreaming. - **Log in with nostr** — NIP-07 browser extension (Alby, nos2x, …); the server verifies NIP-98 signed requests. No passwords, no email. - **Upload an mp4** → it is stored on a [Blossom](https://github.com/hzrd149/blossom) server (bundled, or point at any external one) and published in an RSS 2.0 podcast feed with Podcasting 2.0 `` lightning-address payment info. - **Go live** — stream from OBS (RTMP) or straight from the browser (WebRTC/WHIP) through MediaMTX; viewers watch via HLS and the stream is announced on nostr as a NIP-53 (kind 30311) live event. - **Publish recordings** — live streams are recorded; one click remuxes and publishes a recording as a podcast episode. ## Quick start ```sh cp .env.example .env # edit PUBLIC_HOST if not localhost docker compose up --build -d ``` Then open http://localhost:8095, log in with a NIP-07 extension, and follow the wizard. ## Services / ports | Service | Host port | Purpose | |---|---|---| | podpuddle | 8095 | Web UI + API + RSS feeds | | MediaMTX | 1935 | RTMP ingest (OBS) | | MediaMTX | 8889 (+8189/udp) | WebRTC/WHIP ingest (browser) | | MediaMTX | 8890 | HLS playback | | blossom-server | 8098 | Media blob storage (sha256-addressed) | ## Streaming with OBS Create a stream in the UI; it gives you: - Server: `rtmp://:1935/live` - Stream key: `?key=` The HLS playback URL (`http://:8890/live//index.m3u8`) is public and never contains the secret. ## Development ```sh docker compose up mediamtx blossom -d # backends cd server && npm install && npm run dev # API on :8095 cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev # Vite on :5173, proxies /api + /feeds ``` Tests: `cd server && npm test`. ## Data Everything lives in named docker volumes: `podpuddle-data` (SQLite, server nostr key, covers), `mediamtx-recordings` (stream recordings, 7-day retention), `blossom-data` (media blobs).