- Remove verbose API endpoints and example requests from startup output
- Show actual local network IP instead of localhost
- Add clickable URL support with ANSI OSC 8 hyperlinks
- Dynamically detect port from configuration
- Clean, minimal output for better user experience
JavaScript fixes:
- Fix Invalid URL error in stream-discovery.js by adding window.location.origin as base URL
- Fix SSE race condition: ensure all stream_found events sent before complete event
- Comment unused eventType variable in stream-discovery.js
- Comment unused FrigateGenerator import in config-panel.js
- Fix quote style (double to single quotes)
Go fixes:
- Add sync.WaitGroup for result collector to prevent premature SSE closure
- Add logging for stream_found events
- Fix ERR_INCOMPLETE_CHUNKED_ENCODING by waiting for all streams to be sent
ESLint setup:
- Add ESLint v8.57.1 with .eslintrc.cjs config for ES2022 modules
- Add npm scripts for lint and lint:fix
- Update .gitignore for node_modules and package-lock.json
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- Fix critical scanner.go bug: ineffective break in select (SA4011)
Use labeled break to properly exit loop on context cancellation
- Add error checking for all file.Close() and resp.Body.Close()
Prevent resource leaks in loader, onvif_simple, and tester
- Add error checking for fmt.Sscanf() calls in tester.go
Prevent silent parse failures for FPS and bitrate extraction
- Add error checking for all SSE streamWriter calls
Explicit ignore with _ = for SendJSON and SendError
- Remove unused sync.RWMutex field from SearchEngine
- Refactor if/else to switch for CodecType (staticcheck QF1003)
More idiomatic Go code in stream tester
All 20 linter issues resolved. Code compiles and runs correctly.
- Unified API and WebUI on single configurable port (default: 4567)
- Added strix.yaml configuration file support (go2rtc-style format)
- Environment variable STRIX_API_LISTEN overrides config file
- Port validation and source logging
- Relative URLs in frontend for automatic port detection
- Removed separate server instances
- Cleaned up temporary files and updated .gitignore
- Updated documentation with configuration examples
- Refactor Frigate generator to support adding cameras to existing configs
- Add text-based YAML parsing to preserve formatting and comments
- Implement duplicate camera/stream name detection and auto-numbering
- Add support for inserting cameras into existing go2rtc and cameras sections
- Update UI: add textarea for existing config input and generate button
- Preserve user's existing configuration when adding new cameras
- Add example config template for new users
- Update ConfigPanel to initialize Frigate tab instead of auto-generating
- Add FrigateGenerator import to main.js
- Add custom styles for Frigate config input and output sections
- Support both empty config (create from scratch) and existing config (merge) modes
Camera database updates:
- Add OpenIPC firmware camera support (257 models)
- Add Yi-Hack firmware variants (v4, v5, Allwinner, MStar)
- Add Fang-Hacks firmware support
- Add OpenMiko firmware support
- Update Sonoff camera models
- Update Thingino firmware camera models
Changes:
- RTSP now generates single URL based on credentials availability
* With credentials: only rtsp://user:pass@host/path
* Without credentials: only rtsp://host/path
- HTTP/HTTPS unchanged: still generates 4 auth variants
- Improved deduplication efficiency from 66% to 100% for RTSP
- Added comprehensive test coverage for protocol auth behavior
This reduces unnecessary stream testing and improves discovery speed
- Update module path from github.com/strix-project/strix to github.com/eduard256/Strix
- Update all Go imports to use new repository path
- Update documentation links in README.md and CHANGELOG.md
- Update GitHub URLs in .goreleaser.yaml
- Fix placeholder documentation URL in DATABASE_FORMAT.md
- Remove old log files
Implemented comprehensive BUBBLE protocol support for Chinese NVR/DVR cameras (ZOSI, SANNCE, ANNKE, FLOUREON, XMeye). This proprietary protocol requires HTTP with embedded credentials and special handling.
Changes:
- Added BUBBLE entries to brand databases with main/sub stream support
- Extended URL placeholder system to support {channel} syntax
- Implemented BUBBLE-specific stream generation with credential embedding
- Added BUBBLE stream detection via Content-Type: video/bubble
- Updated Frigate/Go2RTC generators to convert BUBBLE URLs to bubble:// format
- Added BUBBLE patterns to popular stream database
Technical details:
- BUBBLE uses HTTP protocol with credentials in URL (bubble://user:pass@host:port/path)
- Supports dual streams: stream=0 (main) and stream=1 (sub)
- Requires video=copy parameter for optimal performance in go2rtc
- Detection prioritized before generic HTTP checks to ensure correct identification
Major improvements to stream type detection logic:
- Refactor validateHTTPStream with prioritized detection chain
- Use JPEG magic bytes (FF D8 FF) as primary detection method
- Add comprehensive URL pattern matching for JPEG streams
- Properly distinguish between JPEG snapshots and MJPEG streams
- Remove duplicated detection logic from testHTTP function
- Consolidate all HTTP type detection in validateHTTPStream
This fixes the issue where cameras returning incorrect Content-Type
(e.g., application/octet-stream instead of image/jpeg) were being
misclassified as HTTP_UNKNOWN instead of JPEG.
Detection priority:
1. Magic bytes (most reliable)
2. Content-Type headers
3. URL patterns (fallback for misconfigured cameras)
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This commit addresses the issue where HTTP-based cameras (JPEG/MJPEG) were not being
discovered due to incomplete authentication variant generation.
Changes:
- Builder now generates 4 authentication variants for each HTTP/HTTPS URL:
1. No authentication (for open cameras)
2. Basic Auth only (embedded credentials in URL)
3. Query parameters only (user=X&pwd=Y)
4. Basic Auth + Query parameters (combined approach)
- Scanner updated to use BuildURLsFromEntry instead of BuildURL for popular patterns,
ensuring all authentication variants are tested
- Preserved existing query parameter values (e.g., channel=1 remains unchanged)
This fix enables discovery of cameras that require different authentication methods,
including those that only accept Basic Auth headers, query parameters, or combinations.
Tested with ZOSI ZG23213M camera - increased discovery from 0 to 9 working streams.
Major architectural improvement to eliminate duplicate credential embedding
and simplify authentication logic across the codebase.
Changes:
- Builder now generates all URL variants with proper authentication upfront
* RTSP: generates URLs with embedded credentials and without (for open cameras)
* HTTP/JPEG/MJPEG: generates variants with query params and for Basic Auth
- Tester simplified to only test ready-to-use URLs without modification
* Removed auth chain logic and multiple authentication method attempts
* Removed AuthMethod enum and related complexity
* Credentials automatically extracted from URLs when needed
- Scanner cleaned up by removing embedCredentialsInURL function
* All TestStream calls now use single URL parameter
* Removed AuthMethod from DiscoveredStream model
Benefits:
- Eliminates bug where credentials were added up to 3 times
- Centralizes all URL generation logic in one place (Builder)
- Cleaner, more maintainable code with clear separation of concerns
- Reduces complexity by ~200 lines of code
- All authentication scenarios still fully supported
Features:
- Optional sub-stream selection from already discovered streams
- No additional scanning required - reuse existing results
- UI: "Add Sub Stream" button to select secondary stream
- UI: "Remove Sub Stream" button to clear selection
- Smart stream routing in Frigate configs
- Go2RTC: generates _main and _sub stream names
- Frigate: detect on sub (CPU efficient), record on main (quality)
- Frigate: auto-detection of stream resolution
- Object detection: person, car, cat, dog
- Motion-based recording by default
- Live view streams configuration
- Support for any resolution: HD, 4K, 8K+
- Comprehensive documentation with examples
Embed username:password@ credentials in discovered stream URLs for
basic_auth and combined authentication methods, making URLs directly
usable by clients without additional auth handling.
**Changes:**
- Add embedCredentialsInURL() function in scanner.go
- Embed credentials for basic_auth and combined methods only
- Skip embedding for no_auth, query_params, digest, url_embedded
- Handle edge cases: empty credentials, existing credentials in URL
- Apply in scanDirectStream() and testURLsConcurrently()
**Security:**
- URL encoding handled by url.UserPassword()
- Checks prevent credential duplication
- Only processes when username AND password are provided
**Results:**
Before: http://10.0.20.112/snapshot.jpg
After: http://admin:password@10.0.20.112/snapshot.jpg
Tested with Zosi ZG23213M camera - all 6 streams working correctly.
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- Fix ONVIF CallMethod response parsing (returns *http.Response, not structs)
- Add proper XML SOAP envelope parsing for GetProfiles and GetStreamUri
- Use correct types from xsd/onvif package (StreamType, TransportProtocol, ReferenceToken)
- Add strix binary to .gitignore
- Update configuration and API routes
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This commit adds the complete Strix IP camera stream discovery system:
- Go-based API server with SSE support for real-time updates
- 3,600+ camera brand database with stream URL patterns
- Intelligent fuzzy search across camera models
- ONVIF discovery and stream validation
- RESTful API with health check, camera search, and stream discovery
- Makefile for building and deployment
- Comprehensive README documentation
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