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reflect-orchestrator

v0.0.6

Published

For some experiences it can be useful to limit the number of collaborators in a room.

Downloads

10

Readme

Problem

For some experiences it can be useful to limit the number of collaborators in a room.

Imagine a board game that has a limit of six players. If a seventh player tries to join, they should be put into a separate room. If a player leaves, the next player should take the empty spot.

Overflowing users into other rooms is complex because you don't want to have to try multiple rooms in sequence, as that would dramatically slow down connection. But you also don't want a bunch of mostly empty rooms.

Solution

reflect-orchestrator maintains a dedicated room just for the purpose of distributing users. It keeps precise track of which users are in which rooms so that it can completely fill rooms before overflowing. Only one round trip to the orchestrator is required before a user can connect to their assigned rooms.

reflect-orchestrator handles all the ways in which a user could leave a room including tab-close, tab-switch, navigation, offline, and crashes.

Demo

https://orchestrate.reflect.net/

Open this URL in multiple incognito windows. Each connection is assigned a unique client number between 0 and limit-1. The client number can be used to assign clients cursor colors, avatars, etc.

In this demo the max clients per room is configured to 5. If more than five clients are present together, the sixth client will overflow into a new room.

Installation

npm install reflect-orchestrator

Running the Example

  1. Clone this repo

    git clone [email protected]:rocicorp/reflect-orchestrator.git
    cd reflect-orchestrator
  2. Install dependencies

    npm install
  3. Build the project

    npm run build
  4. Navigate to the example directory

    cd examples/basic
  5. Start the example

    npm run watch

Publishing Your Project

To publish your project with Reflect and deploy the UI:

  1. Publish the Reflect server

    npx reflect publish
  2. Deploy the UI (Example: using Vercel)

    npx vercel