This binding maps a Y.Text to the Monaco editor (the editor that power VS Code).
- Shared Cursors
import * as Y from 'yjs'
import { WebsocketProvider } from 'y-websocket'
import { MonacoBinding } from 'y-monaco'
import * as monaco from 'monaco-editor'
const ydocument = new Y.Doc()
const provider = new WebsocketProvider(`${location.protocol === 'http:' ? 'ws:' : 'wss:'}//localhost:1234`, 'monaco', ydocument)
const type = ydocument.getText('monaco')
const editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById('monaco-editor'), {
value: '', // MonacoBinding overwrites this value with the content of type
language: "javascript"
})
// Bind Yjs to the editor model
const monacoBinding = new MonacoBinding(type, editor.getModel(), new Set([editor]), provider.awareness)
Also look here for a working example.
import { MonacoBinding } from 'y-monaco'
const binding = new MonacoBinding(type, editor.getModel(), new Set([editor]), provider.awareness)
- If the editor(s) are specified, MonacoBinding adjusts selections when remote changes happen.
Awareness
is an implementation of the awareness protocol ofy-protocols/awareness
. If Awareness is specified, MonacoBinding renders remote selections. - Unregister all event listeners. This is automatically called when the model is disposed.
constructor(Y.Text, monaco.editor.ITextModel, [Set<monaco.editor.IStandaloneCodeEditor>, [Awareness]])
destroy()
You can use the following CSS classes to style remote cursor selections:
yRemoteSelection
yRemoteSelectionHead
See demo/index.html for example styles. Additionally, you can enable per-user styling (e.g.: different colors per user). The recommended approach for this is to listen to awareness.on("update", () => ...));
and inject custom styles for every available clientId. You can use the following classnames for this:
yRemoteSelection-${clientId}
yRemoteSelectionHead-${clientId
(where ${clientId}
is the Yjs clientId of the specific user).
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