Building a Custom UI for Stream Management with React and Vite | Episode 153
5In this video, we dive into developing a custom user interface to manage my streaming schedule using React and Vite. I discuss the intricacies of planning stream data representation and why using an effective date rather than a count of occurrences makes more sense for me. This interface aims to replace Twitch's stream manager by offering more granular control over streams, including the ability to integrate with OBS, Discord, and AI transcription tools for a seamless streaming experience.We explore setting up customized stream plans that include scheduling logic, input handling for stream tags, and handling various streaming schedules and exceptions. I also detail the steps for setting up a frontend React-Admin project, structuring the resources, and creating necessary views using elements like the Create component from React-Admin.Other key points discussed include:- The importance of managing start and end dates for streams and handling exceptions.- Implementing recurrence logic with daily and interval settings.- Thoughts on tagging systems and data validation.- Integration with streaming tools and making enhancements for user-friendly UI design.I demonstrate how to implement features in a React-Admin project, such as setting up components for stream planning inputs, using material UI elements, and ensuring the project has logging enabled for better debugging. This session marks the beginning of customizing and refining the stream management tool to better suit my streaming needs.🔗 Check out my Twitch channel for more streams: https://www.twitch.tv/saebynGitHub: https://github.com/saebynDiscord: https://discord.gg/N7xfy7PyHs