Meet2Code v2 Monorepo Skeleton

This directory contains the next-generation Meet2Code stack. Each service lives in its own sub-folder and can be developed or deployed independently.

Structure

• backend/ – Spring Boot 3 API with PostgreSQL + MongoDB persistence.
• frontend/ – Next.js 14 React frontend with TailwindCSS styling.
• yjs-server/ – Node.js + Express real-time synchronization server (y-websocket).
• peer-server/ – Go-based WebRTC signaling server using Gin + Gorilla WebSocket.

Local Bootstrap Checklist

1. Backend
   • Install Java 17+ and Maven.
   • cd backend and create a .env file with the Spring Boot variables described in backend/README.md.
   • mvn spring-boot:run.
2. Frontend
   • cd frontend && npm install.
   • Create .env.local with the public URLs and OAuth client IDs needed by Next.js.
   • npm run dev.
3. Yjs Server
   • cd yjs-server && npm install.
   • Optionally create .env to override the default port/path.
   • npm run dev.
4. Peer Signaling Server
   • cd peer-server and optionally create .env (e.g. to change PORT).
   • go run ./cmd/server or make run.

Networking

Service	Default Port	Protocol
Spring Boot API	9000	HTTP
Next.js frontend	3000	HTTP
Yjs server	1234	HTTP + WebSocket (path /yjs)
Peer signaling	8080	HTTP + WebSocket (/ws/:room)

Next Steps

• Extend the WebRTC peer server integration to drive live media streams inside /rooms/[slug].
• Migrate historical MongoDB/Yjs data into the new structure and backfill test cases.
• Containerize each service and introduce CI/CD pipelines for coordinated deployments.