stream-gears
Rust/PyO3 bindings for Bilibili login, video upload and direct FLV/HLS download.
The PyPI distribution is named biliup; import its APIs as stream_gears.
from stream_gears import download, upload
download("https://example.com/live.flv", {}, "recording", {"time": 600})
upload(["recording.flv"], "cookies.json", "My recording")
The package contains the native extension and type stubs. It has no service,
recording scheduler, web frontend, fonts, FFmpeg or biliup command. Install the
native biliup release or Docker image to run the complete application.
For development, run maturin develop -m crates/stream-gears/Cargo.toml from
the repository root. Tests run against an installed package:
pytest crates/stream-gears/tests and python -m mypy.stubtest stream_gears.
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