This is an API for controlling OBS Studio via HTTP requests. It is written in Java with Spring Boot and uses the obs-websocket plugin for OBS studio.

1. Clone this repository.
2. Run mvn clean install in the root directory.
3. Run java -jar obs-controller-api-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar in the target directory.
4. The API is now running on port 8080.
5. You can access Documentation via Swagger UI at http://localhost:8080/docs.html.

1. Start OBS Studio.
2. Enable the Websocket Server in OBS Studio.
3. Copy the ipAdresse, port and password of the Websocket Server.
4. Send POST requests to http://localhost:8080/obs/connect with the following required parameters to connect to the Websocket Server:
   • ipAddress: The ipAdresse of the Websocket Server.
   • port: The port of the Websocket Server.
   • password: The password of the Websocket Server.
5. Send a POST request to http://localhost:8080/obs/authenticate with the following required parameters to authenticate to the Websocket Server:
   • ipAddress: The ipAdresse of the Websocket Server.
   • port: The port of the Websocket Server.
6. Send a POST request to http://localhost:8080/obs/startRecording with the following required parameters to start recording:
   • ipAddress: The ipAdresse of the Websocket Server.
   • port: The port of the Websocket Server.
7. Send a POST request to http://localhost:8080/obs/stopRecording with the following required parameters to stop recording:
   • ipAddress: The ipAdresse of the Websocket Server.
   • port: The port of the Websocket Server.
8. Send a POST request to http://localhost:8080/obs/disconnect with the following required parameters to disconnect from the Websocket Server:
   • ipAddress: The ipAdresse of the Websocket Server.
   • port: The port of the Websocket Server.

This section lists the available API endpoints for the OBS integration service. Each endpoint is a POST request and requires specific parameters as part of the query string.

1. Connect to OBS

   • POST /obs/connect
     • Parameters: ipAddress, port, password
     • Example: POST http://localhost:8080/obs/connect?ipAddress=<ipAddress>&port=<port>&password=<password>

2. Authenticate with OBS

   • POST /obs/authenticate
     • Parameters: ipAddress, port
     • Example: POST http://localhost:8080/obs/authenticate?ipAddress=<ipAddress>&port=<port>

3. Disconnect from OBS

   • POST /obs/disconnect
     • Parameters: ipAddress, port
     • Example: POST http://localhost:8080/obs/disconnect?ipAddress=<ipAddress>&port=<port>

4. Reconnect to OBS

   • POST /obs/reconnect
     • Parameters: ipAddress, port
     • Example: POST http://localhost:8080/obs/reconnect?ipAddress=<ipAddress>&port=<port>

1. Start Recording
   • POST /obs/startRecording
     • Parameters: ipAddress, port
     • Example: POST http://localhost:8080/obs/startRecording?ipAddress=<ipAddress>&port=<port>
2. Start Recording to All clients
   • `POST /obs/startRecordingToAllClients
     • Example: POST http://localhost:8080/obs/startRecordingAll
3. Stop Recording
   • POST /obs/stopRecording
     • Parameters: ipAddress, port
     • Example: POST http://localhost:8080/obs/stopRecording?ipAddress=<ipAddress>&port=<port>
4. Stop Recording to All clients
   • `POST /obs/stopRecordingToAllClients
     • Example: POST http://localhost:8080/obs/stopRecordingAll

1. Connected Clients
   • GET /obs/ipAddresses
     • Example: GET http://localhost:8080/obs/ipAddresses
2. Number of Connected Clients
   • GET /obs/count
     • Example: GET http://localhost:8080/obs/count
3. Test connection to a client
   • GET /obs/testConnection
     • Parameters: ipAddress, port
     • Example: GET http://localhost:8080/obs/testConnection?ipAddress=<ipAddress>&port=<port>

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.