QuickStart

First, start by importing StreamGet:

>>> import asyncio
>>> import streamget

Now, let’s try to get a webpage.

>>> live = streamget.DouyinLiveStream()
>>> data = asyncio.run(live.fetch_web_stream_data(url))
>>> data
{'anchor_name': 'xxxxx', 'is_live': False}
or
{'anchor_name': 'xxxxx', 'is_live': True, 'title': 'xxxx', ...}

Similarly, to get the official API raw data:

>>> data = asyncio.run(live.fetch_web_stream_data(url, process_data=False))
>>> data
The official API raw data will be returned

Or, you can also directly obtain live streaming source data.

>>> import asyncio
>>> from streamget import DouyinLiveStream
>>> live = DouyinLiveStream()
>>> data = asyncio.run(live.fetch_web_stream_data(url, process_data=True))

>>> stream_obj = asyncio.run(live.fetch_stream_url(data, "OD"))
StreamData(platform='xxxx', anchor_name='xxxx', is_live=True, m3u8_url="xxx"...)

Note: that process_data params must be True in this case.

Install NodeJS

Some live streaming platforms require Node.js dependencies to obtain data

You can install Node.js using built-in commands

streamget install-node

You can also view installation nodejs help info

streamget install-node -h

If the installation cannot be successful, please manually download and configure the environment variables.

JSON Response Content

Use to_json method will be encoded as JSON.

>>> stream_obj = asyncio.run(live.fetch_stream_url(data, "OD"))
StreamData(platform='xxxx', anchor_name='xxxx', is_live=True, m3u8_url="xxx"...)
>>> json_str = stream_obj.to_json()
'{"anchor_name": "xxxx", "is_live": True, "flv_url": "...", "m3u8_url": "..."}'

Use Cookies

To include additional cookies in the outgoing request, use the cookies keyword argument:

>>> cookies = 'key1=value1;key2=value2;'  # string
>>> live = streamget.DouyinLiveStream(cookies=cookies)

By initiating the request in this way, the final Stream object returned also contains a new_comkie attribute

Use Proxy

For platforms that require proxy access, you can use the proxy parameter when instantiating objects

>>> proxy = 'http://127.0.0.1:7890'
>>> live = streamget.DouyinLiveStream(proxy=proxy)

Supported Platforms

The currently supported platforms are as follows：

抖音 -> DouyinLiveStream
TikTok -> TikTokLiveStream
快手 -> KwaiLiveStream
虎牙 -> HuyaLiveStream
斗鱼 -> DouyuLiveStream
YY -> YYLiveStream
B站 -> BilibiliLiveStream
小红书 -> RedNoteLiveStream
Bigo -> BigoLiveStream
Blued -> BluedLiveStream
SOOP -> SoopLiveStream
网易CC -> NeteaseLiveStream
千度热播 -> QiandureboLiveStream
PandaTV -> PandaLiveStream
猫耳FM -> MaoerLiveStream
Look -> LookLiveStream
WinkTV -> WinkTVLiveStream
FlexTV -> FlexTVLiveStream
PopkonTV -> PopkonTVLiveStream
TwitCasting -> TwitCastingLiveStream
百度直播 -> BaiduLiveStream
微博直播 -> WeiboLiveStream
酷狗直播 -> KugouLiveStream
TwitchTV -> TwitchLiveStream
LiveMe -> LiveMeLiveStream
花椒直播 -> HuajiaoLiveStream
ShowRoom -> ShowRoomLiveStream
Acfun -> AcfunLiveStream
映客直播 -> InkeLiveStream
音播直播 -> YinboLiveStream
知乎直播 -> ZhihuLiveStream
CHZZK -> ChzzkLiveStream
嗨秀直播 -> HaixiuLiveStream
VV星球直播 -> VVXQLiveStream
17Live -> YiqiLiveStream
浪Live -> LangLiveStream
飘飘直播 -> PiaopaioLiveStream
六间房直播 -> SixRoomLiveStream
乐嗨直播 -> LehaiLiveStream
花猫直播 -> HuamaoLiveStream
Shopee -> ShopeeLiveStream
Youtube -> YoutubeLiveStream
淘宝 -> TaobaoLiveStream
京东 -> JDLiveStream
Faceit -> FaceitLiveStream

You can use the command line to view the supported live streaming platforms:

streamget -h

Will return the help info, it inclued return a list of supported platforms.