codemp is a collaborative text editing solution to work remotely.

It seamlessly integrates in your editor providing remote cursors and instant text synchronization, as well as a remote virtual workspace for you and your team.

codemp is build with state-of-the-art CRDT technology, guaranteeing eventual consistency.

This means everyone in a workspace will always be working on the exact same file eventually: even under unreliable networks or constrained resources, the underlying CRDT will always reach a convergent state across all users. Even with this baseline, codemp's protocol is optimized for speed and low network footprint, meaning even slow connections can provide stable real-time editing.

The full documentation is available on docs.rs.

Usage

codemp is primarily used as a plugin in your editor of choice.

Installation

Important

The editor plugins are in active development. Expect frequent changes.

codemp is available as a plugin for a growing number of text editors. Currently we support:

• NeoVim
• VSCode
• Sublime Text

Registration

The codemp protocol is openly available and servers may be freely developed with it.

A reference instance is provided by hexed.technology at codemp.dev. You may create an account for it here.

During the initial closed beta, registrations will require an invite code. Get in contact if interested.

An open beta is going to follow with free access to a single workspace. After the open beta period, the [codemp.dev] will switch to a subscription-based model.

Development

This is the main client library for codemp. It provides a batteries-included fully-featured Client, managed by the library itself, and exposes a number of functions to interact with it. The host program can obtain a Client handle by connecting, and from that reference can retrieve every other necessary component.

codemp is primarily a rlib and can be used as such, but is also available in other languages via FFI.

Adding a dependency on codemp is easy:

From Rust

Just cargo add codemp and check the docs for some examples.

From supported languages

We provide first-class bindings for:

• JavaScript: available from npm as codemp
• Python: available from PyPI as codemp
• Lua: run cargo build --features=lua
• Java: run gradle build in dist/java/ (requires Gradle)

As a design philosophy, our binding APIs attempt to perfectly mimic their Rust counterparts, so the main documentation can still be referenced as source of truth. Refer to specific language documentation for specifics, differences and quirks.

From other languages

Important

The common C bindings are not available yet!

Any other language with C FFI capabilities will be able to use codemp via its bare C bindings. This may be more complex and may require wrapping the native calls underneath.

Contributing

If you find bugs or would like to see new features implemented, be sure to open an issue on this repository.

Warning

The CLA necessary for code contributions is not yet available!

In case you wish to contribute code, that's great! We love external contributions, but we require you to sign our CLA first (available soon).