Giesela's player component.
Due to the nature of being a WAMP component, Ari needs a WAMP router.
Ari's current implementation uses Andesite as its audio player, so at least one Andesite node is required.
Redis is used to store player states.
Ari is designed to work with Redis 5. It might work with older versions, but there's no guarantee.
Ari doesn't work all by itself, it assumes that the following components are available in the same realm.
There are two different ways you can use to configure Ari. Using
Configuration file specified in the --config command-line option and
using environment variables (when both sources specify a key, the
environment variable takes precedence).
The following is a representation of the config:
realm: sample realm name
url: "tcp://localhost:8000"
redis:
address: "redis://localhost:6379"
namespace: ari #------------------ optional
andesite:
user_id: 123456789
nodes:
- url: "ws://localhost:5000/websocket"
password: very much secure #------------ optional
sentry: # optional
dsn: "https://[email protected]"To configure a value, say, redis.address, use the environment variable name "ARI_REDIS_ADDRESS". I'm sure you can see the pattern, prepend "ARI_" and use "_" as a delimiter. If a key already contains an underscore simply ignore it. andesite.user_id becomes "ARI_ANDESITE_USERID".