TogetherJS client

This is all the files for the TogetherJS client. An overview of the modules:

• libs/: contains external libraries, sometimes as git subtree inclusions and sometimes just copied in.

• analytics.js: a little library for handling Google Analytics opt-in support

• channels.js: abstraction over WebSockets and other communication methods (like postMessage). Buffers output while the connection is opening, handles JSON encoding/decoding.

• chat.js: handles the chat code, including logging old chat messages. Doesn't actually include the chat UI, which is in ui.js

• cursor.js: handles the shared cursors, both displaying and capturing events. Also handles clicks. This does include the relevant UI.

• elementFinder.js: this generates a description/locator/path for any element, and finds elements based on those paths. It generates something similar to a CSS selector. It also includes a function to determine what elements should be ignored (generally TogetherJS's own elements).

• eventMaker.js: this creates artificial events, like a fake click event.

• forms.js: handles synchronization of forms, including CodeMirror and ACE support.

• jqueryPlugins.js: some plugins for jQuery; doesn't export anything.

• linkify.js: detects and adds links to plain text.

• ot.js: operational transformation support: what keeps big chunks of text in sync when multiple people are simultaneously editing those fields.

• peers.js: handles the objects representing the peers and oneself.

• playback.js: handles the magic /playback command that plays recordings.

• randomutil.js: some functions/methods for random numbers, really just for testing.

• recorder.js: this is used by recorder.html, which is a kind of alternate mini-client used to record sessions when you put /record in the chat box.

• session.js: probably the most important and most core module in the system. This sets up the channels, routes messages, tracks peers, and is used for some communication (like session.on("ui-ready") - which is actually signalled by ui.js but is fired on the session module).

• startup.js: handles the logic of what to display when TogetherJS is first started up (including warning messages, introductory stuff, the share link, confirmation of joining the session)

• storage.js: an abstraction of per-tab and client storage. Mostly uses localStorage (or sessionStorage), but designed so it could use an async backed someday, perhaps.

• templates.js: this is generated dynamically, and includes the *.html content as inlined strings. Basically just a container for these strings.

• templating.js: handles creating nodes based on DOM templates. Does some substitution based on specific class names.

• togetherjs.js: this is the bootstrap code. It is included on all pages, defines the TogetherJS variable, and handles configuration and initial loading.

• ui.js: this has most of the UI. It loads the UI and binds most of the methods. It's a jumble of UI stuff. ui.activateUI() is the most important function.

• util.js: several bits of abstract support code are in here. It doesn't depend on other things, and has fairly abstract general-purpose code. It includes a pattern for creating classes, assertions, events.

• walkthrough.js: implements the walkthrough help.

• webrtc.js: handles the live audio chat and avatar editing.

• windowing.js: handles creating the different windows, notifications, and modal windows.