Server documentation (docs) and client implementation guide. Every listener hears the same track at the same second.
Writing your own client. Start with Build a client in 15 minutes — the end-to-end path from connecting to hearing sound. Then read Tokens and access and Message format and i18n; those two carry the traps that cost the most time.
Controlling the broadcast. Build an admin client covers logging in, permissions, the queue and uploads; Live broadcast walkthrough covers going on air, guests and moderation, with sequence diagrams.
Running your own radio. See Running your own server. The minimal setup needs neither cloud storage nor a database.
The endpoint, event and privilege tables are generated from the server source by docs/scripts/extract-api.mjs, so they always match the code. Every entry is described, and every description is translated:
| Page | English |
|---|---|
| Build a client in 15 minutes | ✅ |
| Running your own server | ✅ |
| Tokens and access | ✅ |
| Message format and i18n | ✅ |
| Playback modes | ✅ |
| Stability and compatibility | ✅ |
| Build an admin client | ✅ |
| Live broadcast walkthrough | ✅ |
| REST, events and privileges reference | ✅ |
Everything is translated. Pages are written by hand, not machine-translated: a plausible-sounding but wrong protocol description is worse than none.
The code is open source and hosted on GitHub: github.com/koropkaras777/radio. Issues and pull requests are welcome.
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