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Complete Next.js application for managing OBS Source Switcher - Stream management with multiple screen layouts - Team management CRUD operations - SQLite database integration - OBS WebSocket API integration - Updated to latest versions (Next.js 15.4.1, React 19.1.0, Tailwind CSS 4.0.0) - Enhanced .gitignore for privacy and development
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This is a [Next.js](https://nextjs.org) app to control multiple OBS [Source Switchers](https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/source-switcher.941/)
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## Configuration
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The application uses a configurable directory for storing files and the database. To update the directory: create `.env.local` in the root of the project.
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`.env.local` should look like:
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```
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FILE_DIRECTORY=C:\\OBS\\source-switching
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```
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If no `.env.local` file is created, it will default to `./files`, as seen in `config.js`
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```javascript
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const config = {
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FILE_DIRECTORY: path.resolve('./files'),
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};
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```
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In the "Source Switcher" properties in OBS, at the bottom, is a setting called `Current Source File`. Enable that, point it to the location of one of the text files, and put the read interval to 1000ms. Your source will change whenever the text file changes to a source _that is defined in the Source Switcher properties_
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The list of available sources is defined in a SQLite3 DB, location set in the `api/setActive.ts` route.
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`npm install` and
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`npm run dev` to run it.
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This is my first [Next.js](https://nextjs.org) app and I am not a Javascript Developer professionally, use at your own risk.
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