examples/

Details

Runnable examples for embedding and using ygo. Each is a go run-able program with its own README.

Example	What it shows
collab-server	Embed the WebSocket sync server and wire its hooks (`OnConnect`, `ReadOnly`, `OnChange`, `OnLoadDocument`), resource caps, a SQLite store, and a `/stats` endpoint
collab-client	A Go-native sync client: connect, observe remote changes, edit, converge
offline-first	Client-side offline persistence with a `LocalStore`: usable with no network, edits survive restarts and sync up on reconnect

The core CRDT API also has runnable, output-verified examples that render on pkg.go.dev (Map, Array, Text, two-document sync, UndoManager).

Path	Synopsis
collab-client Command collab-client is a runnable example of the ygo Go-native sync client.	Command collab-client is a runnable example of the ygo Go-native sync client.
collab-server Command collab-server is a runnable example of embedding the ygo WebSocket sync server in your own Go backend and wiring its library-only extension points: connection lifecycle hooks, read-only viewers, an on-change side effect, first-load seeding, resource caps, and a live stats endpoint.	Command collab-server is a runnable example of embedding the ygo WebSocket sync server in your own Go backend and wiring its library-only extension points: connection lifecycle hooks, read-only viewers, an on-change side effect, first-load seeding, resource caps, and a live stats endpoint.
offline-first Command offline-first demonstrates the ygo client's offline-first persistence.	Command offline-first demonstrates the ygo client's offline-first persistence.