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mangolango-server

v0.0.16

Published

3 months ago

File synchronization system between local folder and browser via WebSocket.

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mangolango-server - File Synchronization Server

File synchronization system between local folder and browser via WebSocket.

Features

✅ Real-time file system change monitoring
✅ File and folder synchronization via WebSocket
✅ Web interface for viewing project structure
✅ Automatic reconnection on connection loss
✅ Support for creating, modifying and deleting files/folders

Installation and Setup

1. Install dependencies

bun i

2. Start server

bun run dev

Server will start on port 3003.

Testing

Start server: bun run dev
Open web interface in browser
Click "Connect" to connect to server
Create, modify or delete files in ./project folder
Watch real-time updates in browser

Technical Details

File monitoring

Uses chokidar library for cross-platform monitoring
Ignores hidden files (starting with dot)
Supports events: add, change, unlink, addDir, unlinkDir

WebSocket

Built-in Bun WebSocket server with pub/sub
Automatic reconnection with exponential backoff
Message validation using Zod schemas
Efficient broadcast through subscription channels

Limitations

Only text files are supported
Maximum file size is not limited (but may affect performance)
No conflict resolution for simultaneous changes