Submitted 2 weeks ago by pokexpert30@jlai.lu to selfhosted@lemmy.world
https://github.com/baptisterajaut/stoatchat-platform
Hey there it’s me again.
I made another helmfile for stoatchat, and yesterday enables experimental video support (webcam/screen sharing), enjoy.
Docker-compose supported (via an unholy custom-made kubernetes devolver).
Many thanks to the stoat community, this one is a collective effort.
Awesome thanks! I am personally experimenting with running stoat over I2P
Thank you for your contribution! Question, since you’re adding video support, what are the minimum / recommended hardware specs to host this?
“Yes”
More seriously, no idea. All I know is it bringing my kubernetes VM to its knees, and i never tested multiple users at once
Could you share your specs so we can have a ballpark?
Can I just use yours
I don’t plan to host a public instance, sorry. Friends only (again, livekit is EXPENSIVE to run)
I thought we were friends 😔
voracitude@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Legend. I just got the admin panel working with my domain last night in cosmos-compose. Had to replace all the hardlinks in the source 😅 I was planning on replacing tenor with Giphy this weekend. Would that be helpful to share, if I get it working?
pokexpert30@jlai.lu 2 weeks ago
I was planning to do it myself, so sure go ahead !
voracitude@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Adapting from another comment: Alrighty, I spent the last 8 or 9 hours on this.
So I heard about Klipy from this thread, and it sounded great: built as a drop-in replacement for Tenor. And it would be drop-in replacement, if I was satisfied with leaving a bunch of crap hardcoded in Stoat. But no, I’m a frackin’ madman and I decided that if I was gonna do this I was gonna do it right and put the gif provider config in env vars, replacing all the hardcoding, and then also putting in valid link construction for gif search, and actually putting it into chat. So far it only works with Klipy, as far as I’ve tested… but it does work.
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