asciinema/asciinema-server

This system is a modernized terminal recording and live streaming platform, rebuilt on the Elixir and Phoenix stack. It provides comprehensive management of terminal session recordings, including full-text search, pluggable file storage, and background job processing. The platform also supports real-time live streaming with viewer tracking and a dedicated admin interface for managing users, recordings, and streams.

The project underwent a comprehensive migration from a legacy Ruby/Sinatra stack to a modern Elixir/Phoenix architecture, introducing containerized builds and reproducible development environments. This period focused on rebuilding the web layer with Phoenix 1.6/1.7, implementing pluggable file storage, and establishing robust authentication, authorization, and testing infrastructure.

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This period focused on introducing live streaming capabilities, including a new streaming infrastructure, API endpoints, and real-time viewer tracking. Concurrently, the application's user interface was modernized through a migration to Phoenix components, extensive template redesigns, and the addition of new icons and layout structures.

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This period focused on introducing full-text search for terminal recordings and a dedicated stream management system, supported by a new admin panel for platform administration. The work was underpinned by extensive test coverage for the new features and a complete migration from Bootstrap to a custom CSS architecture.

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This period focused on introducing new user-facing features, including dedicated profile pages for recordings and streams, as well as an expanded Explore section for discovering content. The work was accompanied by significant refactoring of the Asciinema cast file parsing logic and extensive additions to the test suite to ensure the stability of the new functionality.

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