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webstreamr/README.md

WebStreamr

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Stremio add-on which provides HTTP URLs from streaming websites.

Public instance

A public instance is available at https://webstreamr.hayd.uk. Hosting infrastructure for this instance is donated by ElfHosted, and independently maintained by Hayduk.

MediaFlow Proxy

MediaFlow Proxy can be added when configuration the add-on to gain access to a couple of more file hosters. It depends highly on the language / source used if that unlocks more streams or not.

MediaFlow proxy is needed because some hosters ip-lock streams and the add-on does not run on the same device that will stream the video.

The following hosters can be used only with MediaFlow Proxy:

  • Fastream
  • FileLions
  • FileMoon
  • LuluStream
  • Mixdrop
  • Streamtape
  • VOE

MediaFlow proxy can either be self-hosted or acquired via bundle from ElfHosted.

Hosting

Don't want to use the public instance, or concerned about reliability during periods of high use? It's open-source, you can host it yourself!

ElfHosted (easy mode)

Self-hosting to stressful? ElfHosted offer ready-to-go, turn-key WebStreamr instances with $1, 7-day trials. Additionally, 33% of your subscription directly supports your developer! ❤️

(ElfHosted also offer advanced private hosting of the top Stremio Addons, as well as turn-key bundles providing streaming from RealDebrid with Plex, Emby, or Jellyfin)

Self-Hosting

You can run the latest WebStreamr via Docker. E.g.

 docker run \
    --detach=true \
    --name webstreamr \
    --rm \
    --pull always \
    --publish 51546:51546 \
    --env TMDB_ACCESS_TOKEN="YOUR_TOKEN" \
    webstreamr/webstreamr

Environment variables

CACHE_DIR

Optional. Directory for persistent caches using SQLite files. Default: OS tmp dir.

CONFIGURATION_DESCRIPTION

Optional. To customize the description shown on the configuration page.

DISABLED_EXTRACTORS

Optional. Comma separated list of extractors which should be disabled. E.g. doodstream,vidsrc

DISABLED_SOURCES

Optional. Comma separated list of sources which should be disabled. E.g. frembed,vidsrc

MANIFEST_ID

Optional. Add-on manifest ID. Default: webstreamr

MANIFEST_NAME

Optional. Add-on manifest name. Default: WebStreamr

PORT

Optional. Port of the node web server. Default: 51546

PROXY_CONFIG

Optional. Proxies which should be used based on domain. Supports minimatch. E.g. dood.to:http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@IP:PORT,*:socks5://172.17.0.1:1080 would use an http proxy for dood.to and a socks5 proxy for all other domains.

Some hosters are a bit picky when it comes to IPs. Best case is if you use a residential IP. If you can't do that, then I suggest to use a VPN / proxy like Cloudflare WARP. DoodStream is not working with WARP. Free Webshare proxies seem to work with it.

TMDB_ACCESS_TOKEN

Required. TMDB access token to get information like title and year for content. Use the API Read Access Token.

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