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@groundstate/compat

v1.0.0-beta

Published

yjs and automerge compatibility

Readme

@groundstate/compat

Yjs and Automerge compatibility layer for migrating existing CRDT documents to @groundstate.

Installation

# npm
npm install @groundstate/compat

# yarn
yarn add @groundstate/compat

# pnpm
pnpm add @groundstate/compat

Quick Start

import { fromYjsJSON, toYjsJSON } from '@groundstate/compat';
import { Doc, Field, List } from '@groundstate/crdt';

// Import from a Yjs JSON export
const yjsData = { title: 'My Doc', items: ['a', 'b', 'c'] };
const doc = fromYjsJSON(yjsData, {
  schema: { title: Field(''), items: List<string>() },
});

// Edit with Groundstate
doc.title = 'Updated Doc';
doc.items.push('d');

// Export back to Yjs-compatible JSON
const exported = toYjsJSON(doc);
import { fromAutomergeJSON, toAutomergeJSON } from '@groundstate/compat';

// Import from an Automerge JSON export
const amDoc = fromAutomergeJSON(automergeData, { schema });

// Export back to Automerge-compatible JSON
const amExported = toAutomergeJSON(amDoc);

API Highlights

Yjs Compatibility

  • fromYjsJSON(data, options?) -- Import a Yjs JSON snapshot into a Groundstate document
  • toYjsJSON(doc) -- Export a Groundstate document as Yjs-compatible JSON
  • ImportOptions / ImportResult -- Configuration and result types for import

Automerge Compatibility

  • fromAutomergeJSON(data, options?) -- Import an Automerge JSON snapshot into a Groundstate document
  • toAutomergeJSON(doc) -- Export a Groundstate document as Automerge-compatible JSON
  • AutomergeImportOptions / AutomergeImportResult -- Configuration and result types for import

Use Cases

  • Gradually migrate a Yjs or Automerge codebase to Groundstate
  • Interoperate with existing collaborative tools that use Yjs or Automerge
  • Import historical data from other CRDT libraries

Documentation

See the full documentation for complete API reference.

License

MIT