Welcome to eliprtow Documentation

eliprtow is an open-source framework for building distributed systems with real-time collaboration features. This documentation will guide you through core concepts, implementation patterns, and integration strategies.

Getting Started

code

Installation

npm install @eliprtow/core

Create a new project with our starter template:

npx create-eliprtow my-project

✅ Tip: Start with the Getting Started example to see a working implementation.

Key Features

cloud_sync

Real-Time Sync

Built-in synchronization with distributed state management across any number of connected nodes.

smart_toys

AI Integration

Pre-integrated NLP and computer vision modules for instant AI-enhanced applications.

device_hub

Distributed Mesh

Peer-to-peer architecture that scales seamlessly from 2 users to 100,000+ nodes.

API Reference


import { createNode } from '@eliprtow/core';

const node = createNode({
  id: 'my-node',
  host: 'wss://my-server.com'
});

node.onConnect(() => {
  console.log('Connected to network');
  node.syncState({ users: 123 });
});



from eliprtow import Core

node = Core(
    node_id='my-node',
    host='wss://my-server.com'
)

@node.on_connect
def handle_connect():
    print('Connected to network')
    node.sync_state({'users': 123})

Frequently Asked Questions

How does eliprtow handle state conflicts?

We use CRDT data structures (Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types) to automatically resolve state conflicts between nodes with mathematical guarantees.

Is this framework browser compatible?

Full support for modern browsers (Chrome 80+, Firefox 78+, Safari 14+). Legacy browser support available via polyfill.

What are the system requirements?

Minimum 256MB RAM, WebRTC support, and an internet connection. No server-side infrastructure required.