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GRVYDEV/Project-Lightspeed

A self contained OBS -> FTL -> WebRTC live streaming server. Comprised of 3 parts once configured anyone can achieve sub-second OBS to the browser livestreaming

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Stale — last commit 3y ago

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  • Stale — last commit 3y ago
  • Concentrated ownership — top contributor handles 72% of recent commits
  • 11 active contributors
  • MIT licensed
  • CI configured

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Repository brief

Repo brief: GRVYDEV/Project-Lightspeed

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Verdict

Mixed — Stale — last commit 3y ago

  • 11 active contributors
  • MIT licensed
  • CI configured

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What it is

Project Lightspeed is a self-contained live streaming server that ingests RTMP/FTL streams from OBS, repackages them as WebRTC, and delivers them to browsers with sub-second latency. It combines a Rust-based FTL ingest service, a Go-based WebRTC relay, and a React frontend into a single deployable system that eliminates the need for external CDNs or streaming services for low-latency broadcasting. Monorepo with three independent service components: Rust ingest service (handles FTL protocol ingestion from OBS), Go WebRTC relay service (manages peer connections), and React frontend (frontend/ directory with src/components/VideoPlayer.jsx as the core consumer). Services communicate via…

Start here

Open these first:

  • ingest/src/main.rs — Entry point for the FTL ingest server that receives OBS streams; all incoming broadcast data flows through this module.
  • webrtc/main.go — Entry point for the WebRTC server that handles H.264 codec negotiation and peer connections; core streaming delivery…
  • frontend/src/App.js — Root React component that orchestrates socket context and WebRTC peer connections for the viewer UI.
  • frontend/src/context/RTCPeerContext.jsx — Manages WebRTC peer connection state and lifecycle; critical for establishing video stream between server and browser.
  • frontend/src/context/SocketContext.jsx — Manages signaling socket connection to WebRTC server; handles offer/answer exchange and ICE candidates.

Get running

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git clone https://github.com/GRVYDEV/Project-Lightspeed.git
cd Project-Lightspeed
docker-compose up

Or manually: navigate to frontend/, run npm install && npm start for React dev server on port 3000. Requires separate startup of Rust ingest and Go WebRTC services (see their respective directories for build instructi…

Daily commands:

Frontend dev: cd frontend && npm install && npm start (starts on http://localhost:3000). Production build: npm run build. Full stack: docker-compose up from repo root. Ingest and WebRTC services start…

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Key cautions & unknowns

  • Stale — last commit 3y ago
  • Concentrated ownership — top contributor handles 72% of recent commits
  • Config-driven service discovery: frontend/public/config.json must point to correct ingest/WebRTC service URLs or the entire pipeline fails silently; no validation in React code. Three independent build systems:…
  • Published-advisory coverage was unavailable for the captured dependencies.
  • Exact package version, compatibility, provenance, and deployment context still need project-specific review.

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