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jotai-yjs

v0.0.1

Published

jotai-yjs makes yjs state even easier

Downloads

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Readme

jotai-yjs 💊🚀

jotai-yjs makes yjs state even easier

What is this

valtio is a proxy state library for ReactJS and VanillaJS. yjs is an implmentation of CRDT algorithm. jotai is a primitive and flexible state management for React.

jotai-yjs is a three-way binding to bridge them. Typescript ready btw.

Project status

It started as an experiment, and the experiment is finished. Now, it's in alpha.

Install

yarn add react jotai-yjs jotai valtio valtio-yjs yjs

How to use it

import * as Y from "yjs";
import { useYArray } from "jotai-yjs";

// create a new Y doc
const ydoc = new Y.Doc();

// useYArray & useYMap returns the proxy source so that you can mutate it directly thanks to valtio-yjs
// here we're creating a proxy array (thanks to valtio-yjs) available globally (thanks to jotai) through its name, "games", attached to the yDoc we created earlier
const gamesSource = useYArray<Game>(yDoc, "games");

// and here you can get the snapshot to read from it, as per the valtio docs https://github.com/pmndrs/valtio#react-via-usesnapshot
const games = useSnapshot(gamesSource);

// you can do anything you could do with valtio here with those

Adding a provider

Currently, I only tried it with a WebsocketProvider but as long as the provider as an awareness property it should work the same.

// [optional] create a provider
const provider = new WebsocketProvider(wsUrl, yDoc.guid, yDoc, { connect: false });

// here we're creating an init function that should be called only once in the hook below
const addProviderToDoc = () => {
    console.log("connect to a ws provider with room", yDoc.guid);

    provider.connect();
    // do what/ever you want with that provider here

    return () => {
        console.log("disconnect", yDoc.guid);
        provider.destroy();
    };
};

// very basic hook which purpose is to connect the provider to the server
export const useProviderInit = () => {
    useEffect(() => {
        const unmount = addProviderToDoc();
        return () => unmount();
    }, []);

    return yDoc;
};

Presence

Using hooks, you get access to what I call your presence, which is the current user local awareness state in YJS terms. It is as simple as :

const [presence, setPresence] = usePresence();

But that usePresence hook doesn't come straight from jotai-yjs, it comes from you !

You can create it using the makePresence function and passing your custom arguments.

import { makePresence } from "jotai-yjs";

// provider could be the WebsocketProvider that we created earlier
// initialPresence is the object to use as the initial local awareness state, aka presence
// onUpdate is an optional function that is called whenever the presence is updated and takes the current presence as argument,

// here, persistPlayer could be an action like persisting the presence to localStorage
export const { useYAwarenessInit, useYAwareness, presenceProxy, usePresence, usePresenceSnap } = makePresence({
    provider,
    initialPresence: player,
    onUpdate: persistPlayer,
});

Inspired by zustand hook store.

Demos

you can check the demo app in the repository made with this template

Using usePresence and WebsocketProvider in y-websocket, we can create multi-client React apps pretty easily.

  • TODO add codesandbox
  • (...open a PR to add your demos)

Notes

Huge thanks to Daishi Kato for everything he does. I copy/pasted valtio-yjs README and changed a few things to make this one so this might look familiar.