Live app: https://eternityforest.github.io/Stuffer/index.html
Create objects, add contents to those objects, scan QR codes to quickly add and remove.
There is no backend, the entire app runs in the browser.
Items are unique tagged things. They can have other items as contents. An item can only be in one place.
If an item is a bulk container, you can add amount updates for when quantity is added or removed. Unit conversion supported. Every addition, removal, or recount is logged, and logs are editable.
Loadouts are reusable packing lists. Any box can have a selected loadout, if the real contents don't match, it displays a warning.
Everything is stored in the local browser storage, but there is a sync feature.
From the workspaces page, you can export the complete state of the workspace(Excluding local settings like sync keys), and import it into another workspace to merge all the changes.
YJS CRDTs should make this work as you expect if you have a bunch of people reporting files to a central location.
There's live sync, but the "server" is a browser tab and you currently have to manually connect.
On both devices, go to workspace settings and create a local peer key. Keep this secret.
On your "client" devices, enter the peer key of the server as the "sync with remote peer" option.
Connect the "server" first with the reconnect button, then connect the clients.
Everything syncs p2p with WebRTC via peer.js. Due to the signalling server, it requires internet.
