** In your client-side js folder**

git clone https://github.com/MatthieuNICOLAS/mute-client.git

### TODO: vérifier qu'on a besoin d'installer browserify

If you don't have already install browserify

npm install -g browserify

Then:

###TODO: vérifier qu'on a besoin d'installer grunt

grunt

Don't forget to download Ace and to extract it in your client-side folder as well as to install socket.io in your server-side folder.

In your HTML file:

<script src="path/js/mute-client/build/mute-client.js"></script>
<script src="path/js/ace/src-noconflict/ace.js"></script>
<script src="/socket.io/socket.io.js"></script>
<script>
	"use strict";
    var coordinator = new Mute.Coordinator();
    console.log(coordinator);
    var editor = new Mute.AceEditorAdapter('editor', coordinator);
    coordinator.setEditor(editor);
    var network = new Mute.SocketIOAdapter(coordinator);
    coordinator.setNetwork(network);
</script>

The network architecture provided consist in an central server communicating with clients using WebSockets, using socket.io, and broadcasting the modifications made by users to the others. You can easily implement your own network architecture, as long as you respect the name of the events and the data structure used to communicate between the coordinator and the network adapter.

This module implement an adapter to allow the coordinator to communicate with the code editor Ace. As the same as previously, you can also implement your own adapter to allow user to use another text editor.

• mute-demo
• mute-server
• mute-structs
• mute-utils

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