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	Merge pull request '(videobundler) implement streaming and fix unknown var issue' (#95) from nin0dev/poke:main into main
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	Merge pull request '(videobundler) implement streaming and fix unknown var issue' (#95) from nin0dev/poke:main into main
		
			
			Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/ashley/poke/pulls/95
PRIVACY APP OF YOUR DREAMS! :3
Be anonymous while watching (cat falling) videos, searching the web, and listening to music on Poke - the free privacy front-end!
Welcome!
Welcome to Poke (formerly PokeTube), the privacy-friendly YouTube front-end built with the InnerTube API! Imagine paying for YouTube Premium just to download videos - couldn't be us (literally).
Features
No Non-Free Codec Needed
Poke uses OpenH264, which is free software! No non-free components included :3 View the source code of OpenH264 here. Because who wants to deal with non-free stuff? Not us!~
Hosting Poke
NodeJS
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Install Packages - Fedora/RHEL: $ sudo dnf install git make gcc libcurl nodejs python libcurl4 g++
- Debian/Ubuntu: $ sudo apt install git make gcc libcurl4-openssl-dev nodejs npm python g++
 
- Fedora/RHEL: 
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Clone Repo - Codeberg: $ git clone https://codeberg.org/ashley/poke.git
- GitHub: $ git clone https://github.com/ashley0143/poke.git
 
- Codeberg: 
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Install Dependencies - $ cd poke
- $ npm install
 
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Start Server - $ node server.js
 Congrats! PokeTube should now be running on localhost:6003! 🎉
Docker
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Create Directory - $ mkdir poketube && cd poketube
 
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Download Config - $ curl -O https://codeberg.org/Ashley/poke/raw/branch/main/docker-compose.yml
 
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Run PokeTube - $ docker compose up -d
 Congrats! PokeTube should now be running on localhost:6003! 🎉
Poke Community
Join us on Revolt or Matrix! I promise we're cool! <3
The Legal Stuff (boring tbh)
the main parts of the project is Under GPL-3.0-OR-LATER :3
see the each sections LICENSE tho!! Copyleft 2021-202x Poke Project
TL;DR: we dont collect or share your personal info, that's it lol.
We use the GNU Coding Standard Thingy, see this link.
 
  

