Are there already any network and persistence implementations available?

[rozek]

First of all: thank you very much for your impressive work!

By looking through JSON-Joy, however, I haven't found any network and persistence implementations for your library.

Am I blind? Am I missing something? Or did I misunderstood JSON-Joy completely?

Thanks in advance for your answer!

With greetings from Germany,

Andreas Rozek

[streamich]

Persistence and networking are work in progress. Right now you would need to manage those yourself. However, going forward there will be ready made solution, for browser-server communication Reactive RPC will be used, for persistence there will an off-the-shelf implementation for storage in browser.

[streamich]

@rozek There different networking (HTTP, websocket, peer-to-peer, local-first) and storage (Noder, browser, IndexedDB, files) protocols. Which ones are you interested in?

[rozek]

WebSocket networking and IndexedDB persistence would be fine for the beginning.

Or some basic code which I could use to implement those as I already wrote some (storage) providers for Yjs (e.g., y-localforage). I am, however, a complete JSON-Joy beginner!

[rozek]

BTW: I know issue #503 which contains some basic information about how one could implement a networking protocol between a client and a websocket server

[streamich]

I have implemented a demo server, can be found here; and currently working on the browse client which persists locally into OPFS.

[rozek]

Thank you very much for your effort!

Since it will probably take some time to analyze and understand the code (and "Reactive-RPC" - and the "MemoryStore"), I'll have a look at it this coming weekend.