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Callback on stream created

Callback on stream created

Last updated：2023-04-17 18:27

1 Description

With the related callback setup in place, the ZEGOCLOUD server will send an event notification to the pre-configured server callback URL when your application client starts publishing a stream to the ZEGOCLOUD server. You can use this callback to maintain a list of live streams on your application server.

2 Callback request

Request method: POST
The callback data format is JSON, and you need to perform UrlDecode decoding on it.
Request endpoint: The corresponding callback endpoint in the ZEGOCLOUD Admin Console. (Click here to learn how to config the callback endpoint)
Transmission protocol: HTTPS/HTTP (HTTPS is recommended).

3 Request parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
stream_sid	String	The stream's server-side ID, the unique ID of the stream generated by the ZEGO server.
channel_id	String	Channel ID, with a maximum length of 127 bytes. Same as the RoomID on the client side.
title	String	Stream title, with a maximum length of 255 bytes.
stream_alias	String	Stream name, with a maximum length of 255 bytes. Same as the StreamID on the client side.
publish_id	String	Publisher ID, with a maximum length of 255 bytes. Same as the UserID of the stream publisher on the client side.
publish_name	String	Publisher name, with a maximum length of 255 bytes. Same as the UserName of the stream publisher on the client side.
rtmp_url	Array	RTMP playback URL, with a maximum length of 1024 bytes.
hls_url	Array	HLS playback URL, with a maximum length of 1024 bytes.
hdl_url	Array	HDL playback URL, with a maximum length of 1024 bytes.
pic_url	Array	Stream snapshot URL, with a maximum length of 255 bytes.
create_time	String	Creation time，a Unix timestamp.
timestamp	String	The server's current time, a Unix timestamp.
nonce	String	A random number.
signature	String	The signature for request authentication. For more details about the request signature, see Authenticating server-to-server callbacks.
extra_info	String	Extra information.
appid	String	Application ID.
event	String	Event name. For this callback, the event name is "stream_create".
stream_id	String	Stream ID, same as the parameter stream_alias.
stream_seq	String	The sequence number of server stream list updates, with an increment of 1 for each update.
room_id	String	Room ID, with a maximum length of 127 bytes. Same as the parameter channel_id.
recreate	String	Republishing indicator. 1: It's a republishing of a stream that already exists on the server. 0: It's a new stream.
user_id	String	User ID, with a maximum length of 255 bytes. Same as the parameter publish_id.
user_name	String	User name, with a maximum length of 255 bytes. Same as the parameter publish_name.

4 Sample request

Array
(
    [stream_sid] => s-115205137699740000000000104
    [channel_id] => 0xb-0x1
    [stream_alias] => aaaa
    [title] => tile
    [rtmp_url] => Array
        (
            [0] => rtmp://rtmp.wsdemo.zego.im/zegodemo/aaa
            [1] => rtmp://testplay.aliyun.zego.im/livestream/aaa
        )

    [hls_url] => Array
        (
            [0] => http://hls.wsdemo.zego.im/zegodemo/aaa/playlist.m3u8
            [1] => http://testplay.aliyun.zego.im/livestream/aaa.m3u8
        )

    [hdl_url] => Array
        (
            [0] => http://hdl.wsdemo.zego.im/zegodemo/aaa.flv
            [1] => http://testplay.aliyun.zego.im/livestream/aaa.flv
        )

    [pic_url] => Array
        (
            [0] => http://pic.wsdemo.zego.im/zegodemo/aaa.jpg
        )

    [publish_id] => publish
    [publish_name] => name
    [create_time] => 1481597358
    [timestamp] => 1481597358
    [nonce] => 158273
    [signature] => signature
    [extra_info] => "extra"
    [appid] => 1
    [event] => stream_create
)

5 Sample response

A response "1" means that the request has completed successfully. Other responses indicate a failed request.

6 Retry mechanism

If the ZEGOCLOUD server does not receive a response, or the HTTP status code received by the ZEGOCLOUD server is not 2xx (such as 200), it will retry with intervals of 2s, 4s, 8s, 16s, and 32s respectively. If the retry still fails after an interval of 32s, it will no longer retry.