ECM Collaboration Server (ecm-collab-server)
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Details for ECM Collaboration Server
Package name
- ecm-collab-server
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 28 September 2026 - latest/stable
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Self-hosted real-time collaboration server for Electronic Catalog Maker
Runs a small local server that lets several people edit the same Electronic Catalog Maker (.ecatm) catalog file at the same time, live — hotspot edits, table edits, and cursor presence all sync instantly between everyone connected.
Launch it and a status page opens in your browser showing:
- a local address for collaborators on the same network, and
- a public address (via a temporary Cloudflare Quick Tunnel) for collaborators anywhere else — no router configuration, no account, no sign-up.
This is a companion tool for the free Electronic Catalog Maker editor (https://alexandrkotov.github.io/electronic-catalog-maker/editor/), which detects a running server automatically. It has no window of its own by design — the browser status page is the entire interface, with a single Stop button.
No files are ever read from or written to disk by this app. A collaboration session exists only in memory for as long as the server keeps running; stopping it (or closing the app) discards it completely.
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