OpenRTSP

a developer's platform to view any camera stream in HTML5 or a users platform to manage their security cameras

Live Demo of Application openrtsp.com

Getting Started - User Usage

First download the repo by running git clone https://github.com/adgsenpai/OpenRTSP

Install Requirements by running pip install -r requirements.txt

Run Application by running python3 server.py

Configuration

go to appconfig.yaml

default config looks like this:

- accounts:
	- usernames:
		- adgsenpai
	- passwords:
		- 12345
- ipcameras:
	- rtsp://wowzaec2demo.streamlock.net/vod/mp4:BigBuckBunny_115k.mp4

To add accounts - i will show you an example of how to add 3 user accounts you could add accounts to Nth Degree

- accounts:
	- usernames:
		- AccountA
		- AccountB
		- AccountC
	- passwords:
		- PasswordA
		- PasswordB
		- PasswordC
- ipcameras:
	- rtsp://wowzaec2demo.streamlock.net/vod/mp4:BigBuckBunny_115k.mp4

Adding Cameras: you can add cameras to the Nth Degree

- accounts:
	- usernames:
		- AccountA
		- AccountB
		- AccountC
	- passwords:
		- PasswordA
		- PasswordB
		- PasswordC
- ipcameras:
	- rtsp://wowzaec2demo.streamlock.net/vod/mp4:BigBuckBunny_115k.mp4
	- linkA
	- linkB
	- linkNth

How it works

App Breakdown

-pages				#Stores all the HTML pages for the website
	-index.html
	-sign-in.html
-static				#Stores all the assets for the website
	-css
		- corefiles
		...
	-fonts
		- corefiles
		...
	-img
		- corefiles
		...
	-js					#Front End Controllers to manage operations with the Back End Routes
		-authUser.js
		-cameraRoute.js
	-scss
		- corefiles
		...
appconfig.yaml  		#App Config
Dockerfile				#Instructions to run app as a container
openrtsp.py				# Module which converts your RTSP to a video img stream
server.py				# Server Logic
usercontroller.py		# Manages Auth and Returns Cameras from yaml file
requirements.txt		# Required modules for the app to run

The server.py is the brains of the app. It handles all the web stuff (Routes, Responses .. etc) The usercontroller.py handles the user authentication/returns the camera as a dictionary and also handles the yaml user config operations.

Routes

App has 5 Routes i will break it down for you now.

/ this is the homepage route - you should know what that does takes you to the homepage of the app in this app case the camera management page

/login the login page

/logout logs out from page and returns your login page / clears cookies from backend

/api/v1/login - POST send a response such as {'username':'usr','password':'pwd'} you it will return a response if auth is correct {'status':'success'} else returns {'status':'Invalid username or password'}

/video_feed/<rtsplink> this route requires the var - as base16

it will return a stream for any given stream able link

Conversion Process

Basically it takes any given stream link and sends it to the Linux - Python Server and OpenCV converts that using graphics libraries to a moving image which you can see in the browser.

JavaScript Function to convert link to base16

function toHex(str) {
	var  result  =  '';
	for (var  i=0; i<str.length; i++) {
	result  +=  str.charCodeAt(i).toString(16);
	}
	return  result.toUpperCase();
}

Using OpenRTSP to convert your streams on your website

Well its pretty powerful. How you can use OpenRTSP to convert your streams on your website is by generating a GET request to OpenRTSP.com

Example

To get a stream - example using bunny stream

#BunnyStream
#rtsp://wowzaec2demo.streamlock.net/vod/mp4:BigBuckBunny_115k.mp4

# GET request to HTML
https://openrtsp.com/video_feed/727473703A2F2F776F777A6165633264656D6F2E73747265616D6C6F636B2E6E65742F766F642F6D70343A4269674275636B42756E6E795F3131356B2E6D7034

In your website paste this object
<img src="https://openrtsp.com/video_feed/727473703A2F2F776F777A6165633264656D6F2E73747265616D6C6F636B2E6E65742F766F642F6D70343A4269674275636B42756E6E795F3131356B2E6D7034">

How do we get the GET Request?

According to my routes