codemp is a collaborative text editing solution to work remotely.

It seamlessly integrates in your editor providing remote cursors and instant text synchronization, as well as a remote virtual workspace for you and your team.

codemp-nvim

This is the reference codemp neovim plugin maintained by hexedtech

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installation

Just add hexedtech/codemp-nvim to your plugin spec.

If you're using lazy.nvim, everything will be configured automatically!

If you're using something else to load codemp-nvim, you need to also do the following:

• run build.lua during installation and every update
• invoke require('codemp-nvim').setup({ ... }) after loading, pass your config

Note that the native codemp lua library will be downloaded automatically on each update.

neo-tree integration

codemp-nvim integrates with neo-tree to provide a rich and intuitive file tree.

To enable this integration, add neo_tree = true in plugin opts and add codemp as a neo-tree source:

{
	"hexedtech/codemp-nvim",
	opts = { neo_tree = true },
},
{
	"nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim",
	dependencies = { "hexedtech/codemp-nvim" },
	config = function ()
		require('neo-tree').setup({
			sources = {
				-- your other sources
				"codemp.neo-tree",
			},
		})
	end,
}

usage

Interact with this plugin using the :MP command.

Most actions can be performed from the side tree: toggle it with :MP toggle.

command	description
:MP toggle	toggles the codemp sidebar
:MP connect [host] [username] [password]	to connect to server, user and pwd will be prompted if not given

once connected, more commands become available:

command	description
:MP disconnect	disconnects from server
:MP id	shows current client id
:MP start <workspace>	will create a new workspace with given name
:MP invite <user> [workspace]	invite given user to workspace
:MP available	list all workspaces available to join
:MP join <workspace>	will join requested workspace; starts processing cursors, users and filetree

after a workspace is joined, more commands become available:

command	description
:MP leave <workspace>	disconnect from a joined workspace
:MP attach <buffer>	will attach to requested buffer if it exists (opens a new local buffer and uses current window)
:MP detach <buffer>	detach from a buffer and stop receiving changes
:MP share	shares current file: creates a new buffer with local file's content, and attach to it
:MP sync	forces resynchronization of current buffer
:MP create <bufname>	will create a new empty buffer in workspace
:MP delete <bufname>	will delete a buffer from workspace

quick start

• first connect to server with :MP connect
• then join a workspace with :MP join <workspace>
• either attach directly to a buffer with :MP attach <buffer> or browse available buffers with :MP toggle

MP command autocompletes available options for current state, so cycle if you forget any name

configuration

codemp-nvim gets most of its configuration from setup() options. If you're using lazy.nvim, just place these in the opts table in your spec, otherwise be sure to require('codemp').setup({...}).

opts = {
	neo_tree = false, -- enable neo-tree integration
	timer_interval = 100, -- poll for codemp callbacks every __ ms
	debug = false, -- print text operations as they happen
}

codemp-nvim reads some global vim variables for configuration:

• vim.g.codemp_username will be used when connecting instead of prompting for username
• vim.g.codemp_password will be used when connecting instead of prompting for password

building

this plugin relies on the native codemp lua bindings: just compile the main codemp project with lua feature enabled, rename the output library into native.so (or .dll or .dylib) and place it together with the plugin lua files while bundling

.config/
  |-nvim/
  :  |-lua/
  :  :  |-codemp/
  :  :  :  |- native.(so|dll|dylib)
  :  :  :  |- init.lua
  :  :  :  :   ...