Collaboratively editing files through the Studio #104
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Let's remove the |
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@smoya Done :) |
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Relevant |
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I believe this is still interesting and a cool project to work on |
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Hey @smoya I would like to give it a try. Not sure how long and difficult this would be. But will try my best. |
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@chinma-yyy |
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@chinma-yyy @kaushik-rishi FYI, a possible enhanced version of this feature has been presented as candidate for the Mentorship Program. See https://github.com/orgs/asyncapi/discussions/689#discussioncomment-5899110 |
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Reason/Context
Comes from #78 (comment).
Imagine having the possibility to open Studio locally through the CLI and start editing AsyncAPI files right away. This is what #78 is about.
But in addition, imagine doing that in collaboration with some other folks in real-time.
This is what this feature request is about. Editing AsyncAPI files collaboratively, in real-time, with other users. All through the Studio running on each user machine.
Description
TL;DR: One user acts as the file owner. Its own CLI file server will be exposed publicly and a public URL will be generated. Others can join editing the same file by running a new CLI command such as
start studio <shared-public-url>.Technical details
In order to expose the file owner CLI file server, we would use Localtunnel, a node package that exposes your localhost to the outside, generating for you a public URL.
It can either run as executable or be invoked through its library, doesn't need anything else (i.e. [ngrok[(ngrok.com) requires the user to be registered). This is ideal for us because we could automate it by just using the node library when a certain command is called, e.g.
share studioor similar.The URL that localtunnel gives, it's a URL that points to their public proxy server (.loca.lt is how URLs look).
Something that is also possible is to host our own copy of the proxy server, which is available here. This will allow us to configure our DNS to point to the proxy server, where generated URLs will then look like
<random-id>-studio.asyncapi.io.However, the pros and cons should be carefully taken into consideration. For example, the cost of maintaining our own service.
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