opentok-editor
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A real time collaborative editor for OpenTok using CodeMirror and ot.js
A real time collaborative editor for OpenTok using CodeMirror and ot.js. More information in this blog article.
npm install opentok-editor
require('opentok-editor');
require('opentok-editor/opentok-editor.css');
bower install opentok-editor
or clone this repo and include the opentok-editor.js or opentok-editor.min.js file.
See index.html. You will need to replace the values for API_KEY, SESSION_ID and TOKEN with values using your OpenTok account. Then you can run npm start and go to localhost:8080 in your browser.
Keep all custom changes to the src/ files and then run:
npm install
Which will install all bower components and run the gulp build to build the opentok-editor.js and opentok-editor.min.js files.
FAQs
A real time collaborative editor for OpenTok using CodeMirror and ot.js
We found that opentok-editor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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