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@meldkit/client

v0.1.2

Published

E2EE real-time collaboration client: Yjs + client-side crypto + sync transport

Downloads

42

Readme

@meldkit/client

The MeldKit collaboration client: a Yjs document, client-side encryption, and the sync transport that carries it. Everything a room needs in the browser — key handling, presence, and the connection to a relay that only ever sees ciphertext. The framework packages (@meldkit/react, @meldkit/vue, @meldkit/svelte, @meldkit/angular) wrap this, so reach for it directly when you're on a framework MeldKit doesn't ship bindings for, or when you want the document API without any of them.

npm install @meldkit/client

Full documentation: https://meldkit.com/docs/api-reference