#337 was born out of the desire to make viewing and sharing Javis generated animations in a much more flexible fashion. This feature brings in two new ways of sharing animations:
Dump to a local network and viewed using any tool that can read from a network stream.
Stream directly to platfroms like twitch.tv (WIP)
The streaming process is handled by ffmpeg. 
We make use of Julia's @async macro to stream asynchronously to avoid holding up the julia shell. The streaming can be terminated by using the cancel_stream() method.
Setting up streaming is a simple process:
Defining the stream configuration object
# for a local stream
stream_conf = setup_stream(:local)
# for twitch stream
stream_conf = setup_stream(:twitch, <TWITCH STREAMING KEY>) passing the configuration object to the render function.
# for a local stream
render(vid, streamconfig=stream_conf) Local streams can be read by tools like OBS Studio, ffplay, VLC or any similar software.
Learn more about livestreaming in Javis here.