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Server for realtime collaboration on any CollabData from collab-data-crdts project.

• User point of view: a Collaborative room is a current instance of collaboration where several users are working on the same Data. The data itself is any implementation of CollabData interface with a set of Operation implemented (See collab-data-crdts).
• In server: the server doesn't know anything about the concrete data implementation. A room only store the list of operations applied since the beginning. The server deals with the broadcasting system and ensure that all users in a room receive each operations.

1. Clone project with submodules
   • Clone with recursive: git clone --recursive https://github.com/CollabServer/collabserver-server.git
   • To pull changes from submodules, uses: git pull --recurse-submodules=on
   • For further informations about submodules, check the official Git documentation
2. Build the server
   • Be sure you have all the requirements
   • Build collabserver-server (See build instructions)
3. Start the server
   • Open a console and run the collabserver executable
   • Logs are displayed here
   • Ctrl+C to stop server
4. Connect users
   • Users implement the collabserver-client to connect with Server
   • Server port is 4242
   • Local IP is localhost
   • The collabserver-grapheditor is a full example client using this server

• Users
  • Connection
  • Disconnection
  • Enter room
  • Leave room
  • Create room
  • Delete room
• Room
  • Room ID (to join the room of collaboration)
  • Add user
  • Remove user
  • Has user
  • Broadcast operation to all users

• Requirements
  • CMake
  • C++11
  • pragma once support
  • Tested with gcc 4.8.4
  • Tested with clang 5.0.0
  • Tested only on Linux. No support certified for Mac and Windows
• Dependencies (already in the repo and built by CMake)
  • GoogleTest
  • collabserver-network
  • collabserver-datatypes

# Build and start the server
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
make
make run # This start the CollabServer

# Or using build script
./build.sh
cd build
make run

# Build the tests
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCOLLABSERVER_SERVER_TESTS=ON ..
make
make runAllTests

# Or use the build script
./build.sh

1. Install Doxygen
2. Run doxygen Doxyfile
3. Files are placed in doc folder

Feel free to ask me any question, share your ideas or open an issue. I started this project during my master thesis at University of Montreal. Format uses clang-format with the Google Coding style https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html (see .clang-format for further information). Make sure you autoformat on save (see https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html)