Is it possible to make @hocuspocus/server available on the front-end without websocket part?

[shincurry]

For large projects that use yjs, it is very likely that multiple documents will be shared and used at the same time on the front-end, and documents will be loaded or destroyed dynamically. Although hocuspocus has provided a front-end library @hocuspocus/provider, this library only supports a single document for a single WebSocket connection. Although we can implement multiple document sharing and multiple WebSocket connections by ourselves, @hocuspocus/server has a ready-made implementation, and its pattern can be moved to the front-end for use.

(PS: I tried using @hocuspocus/server on the front-end, but then quickly realized that @hocuspocus/server uses a lot of Node.js APIs, so actually it cannot be used on the front-end.)

To use @hocuspocus/server on the front-end, in addition to removing the dependence on the Node.js APIs, you only need to create two Extensions, which are used to connect the browser's IndexedDb and the backend's WebSocket, and then use openDirectConnection to get the document instance.