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sandedit

v0.1.1

Published

A distributed collaborative editor with an optionnal web front-end.

Downloads

26

Readme

SandEdit

Keywords: Distributed, Decentralized, Collaborative, Editing, CRDT, Real-time

SandEdit is a project aiming to provide a distributed collaborative editor based on Conflict-free Replicated Data Type (CRDT) using Node.js. CRDTs for sequences allow to insert or delete in the sequence without the burden of managing conflicts. It makes it ideal for real-time editing. Furthermore, contrarily to well-known editors such as Google Docs, the network architecture is decentralized. As a consequence, it avoids the single point of failure and the limitations imposed by the service.

The browser part of this project is only a prototype. It does not manage multiple documents, saving document etc... Nevertheless, it should be in the near future (hopefully).

Installation

$ npm install sandedit

Usage

Within your browser

$ npm install socket.io
$ cd sandedit
$ node server
       siteId
       socketioPort replicaAddress replicaMask
       remoteAddress
$ node server 0 1337 127.0.0.1:1338 255.0.0.0 127.0.0.1:1338

As a Node.js module

var Replica = require('sandedit');

// #1 creating a new node holding a sequence
var replica = new Replica(siteId, 
    localAddress, localPort, localMask,
    remoteAddress, remotePort);

// #2 inserting an element
// insert the character 'a' at index 0
replica.emit('insert', 'a', 0);

// #3 removing an element
// remove the character at index 0
replica.emit('remove', 0)

// #4 received a remote insertion
replica.on('INS', function(element, index){ ... });

// #5 received a remote removing
replica.on('DEL', function(index){ ... });

Dependencies

SandEdit uses the following packages:

Within the web page served by socket.io:

  • ace: the code editor embedded in the web page
  • bootstrap: the style of the web page