TUILiveKit Manager

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In live streaming operations, operations management is a critical part of ensuring stable platform operation and improving user experience. The Live Streaming Management System provides one-stop live streaming operations capabilities, covering core features such as live monitoring, room management, gift configuration, and content moderation, with support for both React and Vue 3 frameworks — helping you quickly build a professional live streaming operations system and achieve efficient live room operations and content governance.

You can choose one of the following two integration methods based on your business needs:

Integration Method	Applicable Scenarios	Integration Notes
Use Directly	Want to go live quickly without deep customization	After deploying the Live Streaming Management System to your environment, you can use it directly, or embed it into your existing operations system via iframe.
Secondary Development	Need to unify brand style, or customize features and pages	Develop based on the open-source code; you can customize pages, menus, and features, and integrate them into your existing business system.

Note:

The Live Streaming Management System does not provide hosted backend services. You need to deploy the server yourself to generate login credentials and call Tencent Cloud-related capabilities. The repository includes a sample server implementation that you can deploy directly or integrate into your existing backend services.

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Table of Contents

• Features
• System Architecture
• Quick Start
• Advanced Configuration (Optional)
• Custom Development
• Production Deployment
• Upgrade Guide
• Related Documentation

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Features

Feature Module	Description	UI Preview
Live Monitoring	- Supports multi-screen concurrent monitoring and quick live room search by Room ID. - For non-compliant live rooms, if you have integrated audio/video content understanding, the system automatically displays violation labels. - Operators can force-stop streaming with one click or send violation alerts to hosts, keeping track of live status in real time and responding to risks promptly.	
Room Details	- Supports entering the live room details page to view real-time chat messages, online audience, and core operational data. - Provides management capabilities such as mute all and ban members, helping operators respond to and handle live room issues quickly. - Admins can send admin messages in the chat (entering this page joins the live room with admin identity). - If text moderation is integrated, you can view the live room's text moderation records and use review management features such as batch approval and correction whitelist.	
Room List	- Supports pre-creating live rooms in the backend with a designated host ID; the host can enter the corresponding room directly when going live. - Supports generating OBS streaming URLs so hosts can go live with one click via OBS.	
Gift Configuration	Supports adding, editing, and deleting gifts and gift categories, with multi-language configuration.	

System Architecture

This project adopts an "Open-Source Demo Shell + Closed-Source Component Package" delivery model. Core business components are delivered as closed-source npm packages, with only the open-source Demo shell code (routing, layout, menus, configuration) exposed — preventing customers from modifying core source code and breaking upgrade paths. Subsequent upgrades only require replacing the SDK packages as a whole.

TUILiveKit_Manager/          ← GitHub open-source repo
├── packages/
│   ├── react/               ← React Demo Shell (open-source, modifiable)
│   ├── vue3/                ← Vue3 Demo Shell (open-source, modifiable)
│   ├── react-sdk/           ← React Core Package (closed-source)
│   ├── vue-sdk/             ← Vue3 Core Package (closed-source)
│   ├── customization/       ← Extension Protocol Package (open-source, modifiable)
│   └── server/              ← Server-side Code (open-source, modifiable)
├── delivery-manifest.json   ← Delivery manifest with package versions & public exports
└── README.md

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Quick Start

Step 1: Environment Setup & Service Activation

Before getting started, please refer to the setup guides to complete environment configuration and service activation:

• Getting Started (Web Vue3)
• Getting Started (Web React)

Step 2: Download the Project

Download the latest release from GitHub Releases, or clone via git:

git clone https://github.com/Tencent-RTC/TUILiveKit_Manager
cd TUILiveKit_Manager
pnpm install

Note:

The GitHub repository's packages/react-sdk and packages/vue-sdk directories contain only compiled output and type declarations (.js / .d.ts / .css), not core business source code.

Step 3: Configure & Start the Server

Edit packages/server/config/.env, fill in your SDKAppID, SecretKey, and admin userID, then start the server:

pnpm run start:server

Default port is 9000. For full configuration details (content moderation, image upload, custom port, etc.), see Server Documentation.

Step 4: Configure & Start the Frontend

Choose your framework and edit the corresponding .env file:

Vue 3:

Edit packages/vue3/.env:

VITE_API_BASE_URL=http://localhost:9000/api

pnpm run dev:vue

React:

Edit packages/react/.env:

VITE_API_BASE_URL=http://localhost:9000/api

pnpm run dev:react

Note:

The port in VITE_API_BASE_URL must match the server port configured in the previous step.

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Advanced Configuration (Optional)

The following features can be configured based on your business needs:

• Image Upload: Required for gift thumbnails, room covers, etc. Supports three storage providers: Tencent Cloud COS (default), custom HTTP upload, and extending to other services (S3, OSS, etc.). When not configured, the frontend falls back to manual URL input mode. See Server Documentation — Image Upload.
• Content Moderation: Supports text moderation record viewing, batch approval, and correction whitelist. Requires Tencent Cloud API key configuration. See Server Documentation — Configuration.
• Violation Label Display: Requires integration of audio/video content understanding capabilities.

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Custom Development

The Demo shell code (packages/react, packages/vue3) is fully open-source. You may modify routing, layouts, menus, branding, and page styles, and extend business capabilities through:

• Brand & Appearance: Customize page title, logo, branding via customer.config.ts.
• Component Customization: Inject custom content via component properties and slots.
• SDK Entry Configuration: Configure SDK parameters via configureLiveManager() in live-manager.ts.
• Server Extensions: Extend storage, authentication, and other backend capabilities via the Provider mechanism.

For detailed component APIs, slot usage, and code examples, see each SDK package's documentation:

• React SDK Customization Guide
• Vue3 SDK Customization Guide

For development guides of the Demo projects themselves:

• React Demo Development Guide
• Vue3 Demo Development Guide

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Production Deployment

Note:

• If you have your own server, choose Option 1: Self-hosted Deployment for more flexibility and integration with your existing system.
• If you want a quick trial or demo, choose Option 2: Cloud Functions + COS/EdgeOne Pages for faster setup without purchasing and configuring servers.

Option 1: Self-hosted Deployment

• Server: After modifying the configuration, deploy packages/server to your server. Run pnpm install in that directory, then node src/index.js to start.
• Frontend: After modifying VITE_API_BASE_URL in .env, run pnpm run build:vue / pnpm run build:react at the root and deploy the build output to a static server like Nginx. You can also place the build output in the server's public directory to share the port (set VITE_API_BASE_URL=/api).

Option 2: Cloud Functions + COS / EdgeOne Pages

• Server: Run npm run deploy:server and upload packages/server/dist/scf-deploy.zip to Tencent Cloud Functions (Web Functions, Node.js 20.19).

• Frontend: Create .env.production with the Cloud Function request URL, then run pnpm run build:vue / pnpm run build:react and upload the build output to COS or EdgeOne Pages.

  VITE_API_BASE_URL=https://your-scf-url.com/api

For detailed deployment instructions, see Server Documentation — Deployment.

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Upgrade Guide

Since the SDK packages use a closed-source delivery model, follow these steps to upgrade:

1. Download the latest TUILiveKit_Manager from the GitHub Releases page.
2. Replace the entire packages/react-sdk and packages/vue-sdk directories in your project.
3. Compare against delivery-manifest.json to confirm version numbers and public exports have no breaking changes.
4. If there are breaking changes, update the corresponding calls in the Demo shell.
5. Run pnpm install again and rebuild.

Note:

Do not directly modify files in packages/react-sdk or packages/vue-sdk, as changes will be lost during upgrades.

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Related Documentation

• Getting Started (Web Vue3)
• Getting Started (Web React)
• Activate TUILiveKit Services
• TUILiveKit Admin Account Management
• Content Understanding Service (Domestic)
• Cloud Moderation
• Cloud Functions Quick Start
• COS (Object Storage) Quick Start
• EdgeOne Pages
• React SDK Package Documentation
• Vue3 SDK Package Documentation
• Server Documentation