Other frameworks

The Storefront API is universal, and dedicated SDK adapters are rolling out per framework.

Status

Next.js — Available

Full server + browser integration. See the Next.js adapter.

React (Vite/CRA) — Coming soon

A standalone adapter with a lightweight server proxy and the same hooks.

Astro — Coming soon

Server endpoints + islands integration.

Svelte / SvelteKit — Coming soon

Server hooks + stores.

Want updates?

Watch the repository for adapter releases.

What you can build today

You don't have to wait — the core client works in any JavaScript runtime right now. The pattern that keeps your store key secret is the same one the Next.js adapter automates:

Create a server client with your store key, anywhere your framework runs server code (Astro endpoints, SvelteKit +server.ts, a Vite app's API routes, an Express/Hono backend).

import { createStorefrontClient } from "@usestorekit/sdk";

export const client = createStorefrontClient({
  baseURL: process.env.STOREFRONT_API_URL!,
  storeKey: process.env.STOREFRONT_STORE_KEY!,
});

Expose a thin proxy on your own origin that forwards to the client and attaches the customer's session (from a cookie you set on login). The browser calls this proxy — never the API directly.

Call the proxy from the browser. Read data, add to cart, and log in through your own endpoints. Format prices with formatMoney() from @usestorekit/sdk.

When the dedicated adapter for your framework ships, you'll be able to drop the hand-rolled proxy and use the same ergonomic API as the Next.js adapter.

The browser hooks work in any React app

The @usestorekit/sdk/react hooks (useCart, useSession, usePaymentConfirmation) aren't Next-specific — they only need a same-origin proxy mounted at basePath. If your React framework can serve that proxy, you can use the hooks today by pointing createStorekitClient({ basePath }) at it.