Mewpipe is the end-of-the-year project of the Master of Science of Supinfo 2015. MewPipe is a website that will allows users to host, share and play online videos.
Your can find our presentation on gh-pages Warning : This scenario and roles are pure fiction, and are not real.
There are scenarios that must be handled for answering completely to the client needs:
- An user must be able to upload a video, and obtain a link to share it
- An user must be able to edit a video information (Only the creator can achieve this operation)
- A user must be able to play a video
- A user must be able to control the video while playing (pause, fast-forward, rewind, ...)
Our developers for this project are :
- Robin Lebert ([email protected])
- Gaël Demette ([email protected])
- Alexandre Vaast ([email protected])
But, our work is inseparable from the system part accomplished by :
- Mohamed Amir BEN SLAMIA ([email protected])
- Arnaud Pierre BOYER ([email protected])
Our aim for this project is to discover and have fun with new technologies. Some of dependencies for this project had to be corrected to meet our needs.
- "go-restful":emicklei/go-restful#211
- "videogular":videogular/videogular#211
Our strategy is to draw a reliable and scalable infrastructure that is able to take a amount of connections. We want to prevent a deny of service that could occur from a large success of our platform. In this way, we were looking for performance, maintainability and community sharing.
- The back-end HTTP server has been designed with Golang, It's a recent and powerful language that offers some of packages from the community.
- The front-end is build with Angular.
Here are some things that we did outside the scope of the project:
- Swagger : We have an interface acting like a REST client. Gets documentation and behavior directly from the API !
- GoConvey : We have a 100% test coverage of our model layer. Tests are runnable from ./test.sh and gets a beautiful interface :)
- Cross-compilation : Our project can be compiled from linux to linux/Mac OS X and Windows. Just run ./build.sh and go to the build directory
- Some fixtures : Our project can be filled by dummy data using the model layer. Just run ./fixtures.sh
- A config file must be used to set parameters, each parameter must be overwritten directly from the CLI.
- In future releases, we have plan to make C.a.a.S (Coffee as a Service)
We have been inspired by the amazing work of Aurélien Salomon, and especially his Youtube Redesign. And with his kind courtesy. Thank you mate.
- Cross building with ./build.sh, outputs are in "build" directory
- Add some data with ./fixtures.sh
- Run the app on the fly with ./run.sh
- Run test suite with ./test.sh