Why This Matters
Hocuspocus 4 offers a self-hosted, plug-and-play collaboration backend based on Y.js, empowering developers to build real-time collaborative applications with ease. Its flexible architecture and support for extensions like SQLite make it a valuable tool for both individual developers and organizations seeking control over their collaboration infrastructure. This development signifies a shift towards more customizable, privacy-focused collaboration solutions in the tech industry.
Key Takeaways
- Enables self-hosted real-time collaboration with Y.js backend.
- Supports extensions like SQLite for flexible data management.
- Offers both documentation and cloud options for ease of use.
Hocuspocus
A plug & play collaboration backend based on Y.js.
Documentation
The full documentation is a available on hocuspocus.dev/introduction.
Cloud Hosting
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Feedback
Send all your questions, feedback and bug reports to [email protected] or create an issue here.
Usage
The following example is a example setup you need to start a WebSocket server. By default, it’s listening on http://127.0.0.1 (or prefixed with the WebSocket protocol on ws://127.0.0.1):
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