Add a spawned persistent spheres (peer to peer) example #327
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Example live at https://naf-examples.glitch.me/persistent-peer-to-peer.html |
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The example is similar to #326 but here with spawned spheres.
I created a
spawner-persistentcomponent andpersistent-p2pthat handle the logic of keeping the persistent entities peer to peer. The spheres are kept in the room if there is at least one participant remaining in the room.This is related to #265, it's the first time we use the
applyPersistentFirstSyncapi in an example.Next example would be persisting it server side.