The code will probably change and stuff will break.

You might remember the teletype package for Atom. This is a self-hosted version of it, for Pulsar.

An Pulsar package that lets developers share their workspace with team members and collaborate on code in real time.

The original teletype was backed by Github and as such could host a central signaling-server. To use this package, you will either need to host a signaling-server yourself or you will need to do the signaling yourself. Depending on your network, you may need a ICE/TURN/STUN server (e.g. coturn).

Teletype-DIY will only share the buffers/files that are currently open in your editor instance. Packages that use the Teletype-DIY API might extend this, such as teletype-tree-view.

1. Enable 'direct p2p' in settings
2. Connect like normal
3. Follow instructions in signal-pane: copy signal to peers.