rajhodedara/live-sport-plugin

This project is an add-on for Nuvio and Stremio, two media player apps, that brings live sports streams directly into those apps. It pulls together football, basketball, motorsport, cricket, and other sports from several separate streaming sources and presents them as one combined catalog inside the player. Under the surface, a background job runs on a schedule to fetch and merge match listings from multiple provider sites so the catalog loads instantly instead of scraping on demand every time someone opens it. When a user picks a match, the add-on visits the original sports site, finds the hidden video link buried in its page, and works out the real streaming file address that the site tries to keep hidden from outside players. Because streaming sites normally check where a video request is coming from and block anything that is not their own web player, the add-on runs its own small internal proxy server. Instead of handing the player the original video link, it hands over a link to its own server, which then quietly fetches the video data from the source site using the correct headers and passes it back to the player in real time. Failed or unresponsive provider sites are automatically isolated using a circuit breaker pattern so one broken source does not slow down the rest. The project is built with Node.js and Express, uses libraries such as Cheerio and Happy DOM for scraping pages, and follows the official Stremio add-on SDK so it behaves like a standard add-on rather than a custom API. New streaming sources can be added without writing code, using YAML files with CSS selectors. A local configuration page lets a user choose which sports and favorite teams they want highlighted before installing the add-on link into Nuvio or Stremio. Setup involves cloning the repository, installing dependencies with npm, and running it locally, or deploying it with one click to Render.com using the included deployment configuration. The project is released under the MIT License.