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A white-web-sdk plugin for storing shared replayable states and sending/receiving replayable events.

Package Exports

  • @netless/synced-store
  • @netless/synced-store/dist/synced-store.cjs.js
  • @netless/synced-store/dist/synced-store.es.js

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Readme

SyncedStore

A white-web-sdk plugin for storing shared replayable states and sending/receiving replayable events.

Install

npm add @netless/synced-store

Example

Init SyncedStore right after joining room:

const whiteboard = new WhiteWebSdk({
  appIdentifier: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
  useMobXState: true,
  deviceType: DeviceType.Surface,
});

const room = await whiteboard.joinRoom({
  uuid: roomUUID,
  roomToken,
  uid,
  invisiblePlugins: [SyncedStore],
});

type EventData = {
  type: "click";
  payload: { id: string };
};

const syncedStore = await SyncedStore.init<EventData>(room);
interface State {
  count: number;
}

const storage = await syncedStore.connectStorage<State>("a-name", { count: 0 });

storage.state; // => { count: 0 }
storage.setState({ count: 2 });
const stateChangedDisposer = storage.addStateChangedListener(diff => {
  if (diff.count) {
    // count: 0 -> 2
    console.log("count:", diff.count.oldValue, "->", diff.count.newValue);
    console.log(diff.count.newValue === app.state.count);
  }
});

syncedStore.dispatchEvent("click", { id: "item1" });
const eventDisposer = syncedStore.addEventListener("click", payload => {
  console.log(payload.id);
});

Develop

Add .env at project root following the .env.example reference.

pnpm i
pnpm start

API

  • SyncedStore.init(room)

    A static method that inits the SyncedStore. Should be called right after joining room.

    Returns: Promise<SyncedStore<EventData>>

  • isWritable

    Type: boolean

    When it is false, calling storage.setState() and dispatchEvent() has no effect.

  • addWritableChangedListener(listener)

    It fires when app writable state changes.

    Type: (isWritable: boolean) => void

    Returns: () => void

    const disposer = syncedStore.addWritableChangedListener(isWritable => {
      console.log("my writable becomes", isWritable);
      disposer();
    });
  • dispatchEvent(event, payload)

    Broadcast an event message to other clients.

    syncedStore.dispatchEvent("click", { data: "data" });
  • addEventListener(event, listener)

    It fires when receiving messages from other clients (when other clients called app.sendMessage()).

    Returns: () => void

    const disposer = syncedStore.addEventListener("click", payload => {
      console.log(payload);
      disposer();
    });
  • connectStorage(namespace, defaultState)

    Connect to a storage.

    namespace

    Type: string

    defaultState

    Type: State

    Returns: Storage<State>

    const storage = syncedStore.connectStorage("my-storage", { count: 0 });
  • storage.state

    Type: State
    Default: initialState

    The synchronized state across all clients. To change it, call storage.setState().

  • storage.setState(partialState)

    Works like React's setState, it updates storage.state and synchronize it to other clients.

    When some field's value is undefined, it will be removed from storage.state.

    Important: Do not rely on the order of state changes:

    • storage.setState() alters storage.state synchronously but onStateChanged will wait until the data is successfully synced.
    • State syncing time span varies due to network status and data size. It is recommended to store only necessary data in the store.

    partialState

    Type: Partial<State>

    storage.state; //=> { count: 0, a: 1 }
    storage.setState({ count: storage.state.count + 1, a: undefined, b: 2 });
    storage.state; //=> { count: 1, b: 2 }
  • storage.ensureState(partialState)

    Make sure storage.state has some initial values, work as if:

    // this code won't work because storage.state is readonly
    storage.state = { ...partialState, ...storage.state };

    partialState

    Type: Partial<State>

    storage.state; // { a: 1 }
    storage.ensureState({ a: 0, b: 0 });
    storage.state; // { a: 1, b: 0 }
  • storage.addStateChangedListener(listener)

    It fires after someone called storage.setState() (including the current syncedStore itself).

    Returns: () => void

    const disposer = storage.addStateChangedListener(diff => {
      console.log("state changed", diff.oldValue, diff.newValue);
      disposer();
    });

Licence

MIT @ netless