A non-pseudo random number generator, based on images from cameras around the world, by taking their M3u8
source we grab random bytes from the image, and based on that we generate integers, booleans, colors and more.
To predict the number you should grab the camera source, know in what order are they, and the selected one,
that based on unix time and also knowing at what time a camera generated repeated content, and then know what
is on that specific camera at that specific time in the future thus real random.
The random numbers are provided by API HTTP endpoints, so it can be implemented into applications in a easier way. The program is pre-made to contain API-KEYS which you can buy making a donation, otherwise you can make requests without API-KEY, but these are limited to 1 request every 30 seconds.
The program provides a front-end with it's documentation, you can self-host/modify the program as you wish
in fact you can self-host the back-end only and remove the paywall, but we use a paywall to fund the rustlang-es
project.
The project provides a makefile with a dev recipe, the dev recipe requires you to have a .env file
with the STRIPE_SECRET and DATABASE_URL, the database URL should be a postgres URL.
Or to deploy it yourself we currently pull the image manually prior to making some CI/CD for the
rustlang-es VPS.
For a production build you only need the STRIPE_SECRET as the database is managed by the compose file.
Even tho it's a Spanish community, I personally use English to code, thus I made everything in English, the project is missing an I18n implementation to add both languages, and the tests mentioned in the open issue.