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@homeostate/crdt-yjs

v0.3.0

Published

Yjs CRDT backend for @homeostate/core

Readme

@homeostate/crdt-yjs

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Yjs backend for @homeostate/core. It maps the synced state onto a Y.Map (objects become Y.Map, arrays Y.Array, and strings plain values or, where you choose, Y.Text), so a toggle or a keystroke produces one small update.

Install

npm install @homeostate/core @homeostate/crdt-yjs yjs

Usage

import * as Y from "yjs";
import { createSyncEngine } from "@homeostate/core";
import { createYjsBackend } from "@homeostate/crdt-yjs";

const doc = new Y.Doc();
const engine = createSyncEngine(createYjsBackend(doc, "shared"), adapter);
engine.connect();

The synced state lives in doc.getMap("shared"). Attach any Yjs provider to doc for replication.

undefined and functions are not JSON, so the backend leaves out object entries holding either and stores such array items as null, as JSON.stringify does.

Strings are plain values, so concurrent writes keep one of them. Pass text to store chosen strings as Y.Text, whose concurrent edits merge character by character:

createYjsBackend(doc, "shared", {
  text: (path) => path[0] === "todos" && path[2] === "title",
});

The backend also exposes map, the synced Y.Map, and origin, which tags its writes. To undo the store's own edits, track that origin with Y.UndoManager, created after connect(). An undo reaches the store as a remote change:

const backend = createYjsBackend(doc, "shared");
createSyncEngine(backend, adapter).connect();
const undoManager = new Y.UndoManager(backend.map, {
  trackedOrigins: new Set([backend.origin]),
});

To sync into a map you already have, such as one nested in another map, pass it instead of a document and a name: createYjsBackend(map, options). It must already be part of a document. If a peer later replaces it, or a map holding it, the backend calls onRemoved (by default it logs with console.error): no peer sees its writes from then on, so connect a new engine over the map that replaced it.

To persist the document, pass createYjsPersistable(doc) to createPersistence; see the persistence guide.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Includes code derived from zustand-middleware-yjs; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.