Add iroh-loro: P2P CRDT sync using Loro and iroh #132
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- Implement IrohLoroProtocol for syncing Loro documents over P2P connections - Add snapshot-based sync protocol with clean termination - Support key-value data replication between nodes - Include comprehensive README with usage examples - Clean, production-ready code without debug output - Add .idea/ to .gitignore
- Complete real-time protocol with incremental sync and persistent connections - Presence awareness with cursor tracking and user indicators - Conflict resolution with automatic and manual strategies - Connection management with heartbeats and reconnection - TUI editor example for collaborative text editing - CLI demo with interactive commands - Comprehensive documentation with architecture diagrams - Updated main README with new package entry
- Update imports for iroh v0.91 compatibility - Fix NodeId import paths in all modules - Move demo binary to examples/ directory following Rust conventions - Fix TUI editor blocking runtime error by using try_read() instead of blocking_read() - Clean up unused imports and variables - All examples now compile and run successfully - Support for real-time collaborative editing with both CLI and TUI interfaces
- Created comprehensive collaborative-editor example with terminal UI - Implemented real-time collaborative editing using Loro CRDTs and iroh P2P - Added modular architecture with separate modules for: - Protocol handling (protocol.rs) - Connection management (connection.rs) - Presence management (presence.rs) - Event system (events.rs) - Features include: - Real-time text editing with cursor synchronization - User presence indicators with colors - P2P networking with relay fallback - CLI options for connection and configuration - Cleaned up all compiler warnings with #[allow(dead_code)] attributes - Removed old example files and consolidated functionality - Updated project structure and dependencies Tested successfully with Alice/Bob demo showing: - P2P connection establishment (relay + direct) - Document synchronization - Peer join/leave detection - Real-time collaboration
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I dmed @zxch3non the loro team and he shared a better example. https://github.com/loro-dev/iroh-loro However, the example he shared is using iroh 0.35. I will change my PR to draft mode, upgrade the example that he shared to use iroh 0.91.2's protocol. Then modify my PR accordingly |
- Implement IrohLoroProtocol using Loro CRDT for conflict-free text editing - Add real-time peer-to-peer synchronization via Iroh networking - Support concurrent sync operations with bounded futures - Include demo files for testing collaborative editing - Add proper error handling and logging throughout
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This PR adds a new example demonstrating Loro CRDT integration with iroh's P2P networking.
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