Overview

Nextiva offers four SDKs to support integration across different frameworks. Choosing the right SDK depends on your development environment.

Available SDKs

All of our SDKs are built on a shared core foundation:

Core SDK: The foundational layer of our three main SDKs. Most developers will not use the Core SDK. Rather, they’ll enjoy a more streamlined experience with one of the SDKs we built on top of Core.
Web SDK: Built on top of Core, used for browser-based apps.
React SDK: Built on top of our Web SDK, tailored for React web applications.
React Native SDK: Built on top of Core, used for mobile apps using React Native.

React web applications: Use the React SDK. Includes React hooks and components
JavaScript/Typescript-based frameworks: Use the Web SDK for browser apps that don’t need React-specific tooling.
Mobile React applications: use the React Native SDK. Optimized for mobile platforms.

Use this decision matrix as a quick guide. Click the SDK for installation information.

Dev Environment	SDK
React (Web)	React SDK
JavaScript / Typescript frameworks	Web SDK
React Native (Mobile)	React Native SDK
Other / No framework	Web SDK

A build tool is required to run the SDK in a browser. If you don't have a build tool, we recommend using Vite.

npm install -D vite

While our SDKs share similar services, there are slight variations:

The React SDK includes React hooks and components
The Web and Mobile SDKs differ slightly in some service methods (e.g. the WorkItem service). Differences are highlighted in the documentation.