A collection of Rust libraries oriented around implementing Yjs algorithm and protocol with cross-language and cross-platform support in mind. It aims to maintain behavior and binary protocol compatibility with Yjs, therefore projects using Yjs/Yrs should be able to interoperate with each other.

Project organization:

• lib0 is a serialization library used for efficient (and fairly fast) data exchange.
• yrs (read: wires) is a core Rust library, a foundation stone for other projects.
• yffi (read: wifi) is a wrapper around yrs use to provide a native C foreign function interface. See also: C header file.
• ywasm is a wrapper around yrs that targets Web Assembly and JavaScript API.

Other projects using yrs:

• ypy - Python bindings.
• yrb - Ruby bindings.

• Supported collaborative types:
• Text
  • text insertion (with variable offsets including configurable UTF-8, UTF-16 and UTF-32 mappings)
  • embedded elements insertion
  • insertion of formatting attributes
  • observe events and deltas
• Map
  • insertion, update and removal of primitive JSON-like elements
  • recursive insertion, update and removal of other collaborative elements of any type
  • observe events and deltas
  • deep observe events bubbling up from nested collections
• Array
  • insertion and removal of primitive JSON-like elements
  • recursive insertion of other collaborative elements of any type
  • observe events and deltas
  • deep observe events bubbling up from nested collections
  • move index positions
• XmlElement
  • insertion, update and removal of XML attributes
  • insertion, update and removal of XML children nodes
  • observe events and deltas
  • deep observe events bubbling up from nested collections
• XmlText
  • insertion, update and removal of XML attributes
  • text insertion (with variable offsets including configurable UTF-8, UTF-16 and UTF-32 mappings)
  • observe events and deltas
• XmlFragment
• XmlHook (deprecated)
• Sub documents
• Transaction origin
• Undo/redo manager
• Encoding formats:
  • lib0 v1 encoding
  • lib0 v2 encoding
• Transaction events:
  • on event update
  • on after transaction

• Bartosz Sypytkowski
• Kevin Jahns
• John Waidhofer