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Collaboration Guide
Are you willing to help or improve TikTokLiveJava?
Project setup
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Clone project to your favorite IDE (IntelliJ recommended) https://github.com/jwdeveloper/TikTokLiveJava.git
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After project is cloned you can encounter error that some classes are missing Don't worry this is normal! To fix that use
Maven compilecommand for the root project
How does library works?
We can divide working of library to 4 important parts
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Getting info about live from TikTok. Library is making 3 https requests
- first for getting live
Room_ID - second for getting more specific live metadata such as live title, host name...
- third to
Sign APIthat returns access token that is later use for connecting to TikTok websocket
- first for getting live
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Connecting to TikTok websocket (PushServer)
After successful connection to TikTok,
pushServerstarts to sendProtocolBuffermessages in binary format. This is very important to understandProtocolBuffer. Don't worry it is not complicated :). All the proto files are included underAPI/src/main/protoAfter usingMaven compilecommand on project, java classes are generated from those files. so then we can easily map incoming bytes to classes, for examplesWebcastGiftMessage message = WebcastGiftMessage.parseFrom(incomingBytesArray)` -
Mapping TikTok data to events
At this point we have TikTok data inside protocol-buffer classes now we want to map it to events. Why? because
protocol-buffer classesmight be changed at any point, but we want to keep library code structure consistent across versions. so for exampleWebcastGiftMessageis mapped toTikTokGiftEvent -
trigger events
When the events objects are done last step is to trigger them. And that's it!
tikTokEventObserver.publish(liveClient, tiktokGiftEvent)
Project structure
Project is made from few modules the most important one are
API
Contains interfaces and data classes. All code included in this project is ment to be visible to people that are using library.
- All the events can be found user
io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.data.events - All the class data that are used in events is under
io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.data.models - All the protocol-buffer classes will be generated at namespack
io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.messagesthey are at locationAPI\target\classes\io\github\jwdeveloper\tiktok\messages
Client
Contains implementation of API modules interfaces and all the code
important classes
TikTokLiveClientcore class that is use to mangae connection disconnectionTikTokLiveClientBuilderpreparing and creatingTikTokLiveClientclassTikTokApiServiceuse for Http requests to TikTok/Sign APITikTokWebSocketClientreceiving all ProtocolBuffer messages from TikTokTikTokMessageHandlerheart of library it finds suitable mapper for incoming data and triggers its mapping handler as result list of events is created and published. check outTikTokMessageHandler.handleSingleMessageTikTokMessageHandlerRegistrationregister all mappingsprotol-bufferclasses ->eventsTikTokEventObserverused to register and trigger TikTok events
There are also few more modules made purely for testing and debbuging code
Examples
Project is made to show up new features and present basic example of library. While developing you can use it this project as playground
Tools
Project that contains code generators.
The most useful one is class GenerateGiftsEnum that download gifts json from TikTok
and generates code for Gift enum that is later added to API module at path io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.data.models.gifts.Gift
Tools-EventsCollector
Tool that can be used to store all protocol-buffer and events from live to sqlLite database or Json file
It is very handy for later debuging protocol-buffer and events data
Tools-EventsWebViewer
Tools that runs website that collects and display pure data from TikTok very useful for debuging
Tools-ReadmeGenerator
Generates readme file from template
How to add new Event?
First step is to create class that represends event. Remember, all the events classes must be located in the io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.data.events package
package io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.data.events;
import io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.annotations.EventMeta;
import io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.annotations.EventType;
import io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.data.events.common.TikTokHeaderEvent;
import io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.messages.data.User;
import lombok.Data;
@Data //lombok annotation
@EventMeta(eventType = EventType.Message) //this annotation is used by readme generater code
public class CustomEvent extends TikTokHeaderEvent
{
private final User user;
private final String title;
public CustomEvent(User user,String title)
{
this.user = user;
this.title = title;
}
}
Now we can jump to the io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.handlers.TikTokMessageHandlerRegistration class. It is used
to define mappings from incoming protocolbuffer data to Events.
Note that all classes that starts with Webcast represents protocolbuffer data that is coming from tiktok
Note all Webcast classes are generated from proto file that is defined in API/src/main/proto/webcast.proto I recommand to use protocolbuffer plugin for inteliji
For this example we registered new mapping that is triggered every time WebcastGiftMessage is comming
from TikTok.
public void init() {
registerMapping(WebcastGiftMessage.class, bytes ->
{
try {
WebcastGiftMessage tiktokData = WebcastGiftMessage.parseFrom(bytes);
io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.messages.data.User tiktokProtocolBufferUser = tiktokData.getUser();
io.github.jwdeveloper.tiktok.data.models.users.User tiktokLiveJavaUser = User.map(tiktokProtocolBufferUser);
return new CustomEvent(tiktokLiveJavaUser, "hello word");
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new TikTokLiveException("Unable to parse our custom event", e);
}
});
//ConnectionEvents events
registerMapping(WebcastControlMessage.class, this::handleWebcastControlMessage);
//Room status events
registerMapping(WebcastLiveIntroMessage.class, roomInfoHandler::handleIntro);
registerMapping(WebcastRoomUserSeqMessage.class, roomInfoHandler::handleUserRanking);
registerMapping(WebcastCaptionMessage.class, TikTokCaptionEvent.class);
//... more mappings down there
}
Next step is to open TikTokLiveClientBuilder and add method for handling our new event
public LiveClientBuilder onCustomEvent(EventConsumer<CustomEvent> event) {
tikTokEventHandler.subscribe(CustomEvent.class, event);
return this;
}
To make onCustomEvent method visible from TikTokLive.newClient("asds").onCustomEvent() we
need to also include it to interface EventsBuilder
T onCustomEvent(EventConsumer<CustomEvent> event);
Finally we are good to go, out event has been included!