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# owncast-irc-bridge
Bidirectional chat bridge between [Owncast](https://owncast.online/) and IRC. Messages sent in your Owncast chat appear in an IRC channel and vice versa.
## Quick Start (Docker Compose)
**1. Create your config file**
```bash
cp config.example.toml config.toml
```
Edit `config.toml` with your IRC server/channel and Owncast URL.
**2. Get an Owncast access token**
In your Owncast admin panel, go to **Integrations > Access Tokens** and create a token with "send messages" permission.
**3. Set the token**
```bash
export OWNCAST_ACCESS_TOKEN="your-token-here"
```
Or create a `.env` file (git-ignored):
```
OWNCAST_ACCESS_TOKEN=your-token-here
```
**4. Configure the Owncast webhook**
In your Owncast admin, go to **Integrations > Webhooks** and add a webhook pointing to:
```
http://<bridge-host>:9078/webhook
```
Select the events: **Chat Message**, **Stream Started**, **Stream Stopped**.
**5. Run it**
```bash
docker compose up -d
```
Check logs:
```bash
docker compose logs -f
```
## Running Without Docker
Requires Rust 1.75+.
```bash
cargo build --release
export OWNCAST_ACCESS_TOKEN="your-token-here"
./target/release/owncast-irc-bridge --config config.toml
```
## Configuration
See [`config.example.toml`](config.example.toml) for all options. The only required sections are `[irc]` (with `server` and `channel`) and `[owncast]` (with `url`). Everything else has defaults.
| Section | Key | Default | Description |
|---------|-----|---------|-------------|
| `irc` | `server` | *(required)* | IRC server hostname |
| `irc` | `port` | `6667` | IRC server port |
| `irc` | `tls` | `false` | Use TLS for IRC |
| `irc` | `nick` | `owncast-bridge` | IRC nickname |
| `irc` | `channel` | *(required)* | IRC channel to join |
| `owncast` | `url` | *(required)* | Owncast instance URL |
| `owncast` | `webhook_port` | `9078` | Port the webhook server listens on |
| `owncast` | `websocket_enabled` | `false` | Also connect via WebSocket (redundant with webhook, useful as fallback) |
| `owncast` | `health_poll_interval_secs` | `30` | How often to poll Owncast status |
| `bridge` | `irc_prefix` | `[IRC]` | Prefix for IRC messages in Owncast |
| `bridge` | `owncast_prefix` | `[OC]` | Prefix for Owncast messages in IRC |
| `control` | `socket_path` | `/tmp/owncast-irc-bridge.sock` | Unix socket for `bridge-ctl` |
The access token is always read from the `OWNCAST_ACCESS_TOKEN` environment variable (not the config file).
## Runtime Control
Use `bridge-ctl` to interact with a running bridge:
```bash
bridge-ctl status # Show bridge status as JSON
bridge-ctl irc reconnect # Reconnect to IRC
bridge-ctl owncast reconnect # Reconnect to Owncast
bridge-ctl quit # Shut down the bridge
```
Inside Docker:
```bash
docker compose exec bridge bridge-ctl status
```
## How It Works
- **Owncast → IRC:** Owncast sends webhook events to the bridge. The bridge formats the message and sends it to IRC via PRIVMSG.
- **IRC → Owncast:** The bridge listens for PRIVMSG in the configured channel and posts to Owncast via the integration API.
- **Deduplication:** If both webhook and WebSocket are enabled, duplicate messages are detected by ID and dropped.
- **Echo suppression:** Messages the bridge itself sent are recognized and not re-bridged.
- **Stream events:** Stream start/stop events are announced in IRC.
- **Health polling:** The bridge polls Owncast's `/api/status` endpoint and announces state changes in IRC.

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# OwncastIRC Bridge: Full Implementation
## Task Description
Executed the full 15-task implementation plan at `docs/plans/2026-03-10-owncast-irc-bridge-impl.md` using the executing-plans skill. Built a complete bidirectional Rust chat bridge between Owncast and IRC.
## Changes Made (15 commits)
1. **Project scaffolding**`cargo init`, Cargo.toml with all deps, `.gitignore`, `config.example.toml`, placeholder binaries
2. **Config module** (`src/config.rs`) — TOML parsing with serde defaults, env var support for access token, 3 tests
3. **Events module** (`src/events.rs`) — `BridgeEvent`, `Source`, `OwncastState`, `ControlCommand`, `BridgeStatus` types
4. **HTML stripping** (`src/html.rs`) — Strips HTML tags, extracts emoji `<img>` alt text, decodes entities, 6 tests
5. **Owncast API client** (`src/owncast_api.rs`) — `send_chat_message` with retry, `get_status` for health checks
6. **Health poller** (`src/health.rs`) — Periodic Owncast status polling with state change detection
7. **Webhook server** (`src/webhook.rs`) — Axum HTTP server parsing CHAT/STREAM_STARTED/STREAM_STOPPED events, 5 tests
8. **IRC task** (`src/irc_task.rs`) — `irc` crate client with exponential backoff reconnect
9. **WebSocket task** (`src/websocket.rs`) — tokio-tungstenite client with reconnect, 5 tests
10. **Control socket** (`src/control.rs`) — Unix socket listener with command parsing, 5 tests
11. **Router** (`src/router.rs`) — Central orchestration with dedup tracker, echo suppressor, state handling, 4 tests
12. **Main entry point** (`src/main.rs`) — Wires all tasks together with signal handling (SIGINT/SIGTERM/SIGHUP)
13. **bridge-ctl CLI** (`src/bin/bridge_ctl.rs`) — Clap-based CLI for runtime control via Unix socket
14. **Dockerfile** — Multi-stage build (rust:1.85-slim-bookworm builder, debian:bookworm-slim runtime)
15. **Final fixes** — Added missing `Clone` derive on `IrcConfig`, cleaned up unused imports
## Verification
- Both binaries (`owncast-irc-bridge`, `bridge-ctl`) compile
- All 28 tests pass across all modules
- Only benign warnings remain (unused struct fields for future API data)
## Bugs Found in Plan
- Raw string delimiters `r#"..."#` conflicted with TOML `"#channel"` values — fixed with `r##"..."##`
- `strip_html` had peek/consume bug (didn't advance past `<` and `&` before collecting) — fixed
- `reqwest::Response::text()` consumes `self`, so status must be captured first — fixed
## Follow-up Items
- Integration testing with actual Owncast and IRC instances
- Wire remaining control commands (connect/disconnect/reconnect) through to tasks
- Add `message_buffer_size` buffering logic
- SIGHUP config reload support

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services:
bridge:
build: .
container_name: owncast-irc-bridge
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
- OWNCAST_ACCESS_TOKEN=${OWNCAST_ACCESS_TOKEN}
- RUST_LOG=info
volumes:
- ./config.toml:/etc/owncast-irc-bridge/config.toml:ro
ports:
- "9078:9078"