Integrations
Integrations Use these guides when you want to connect an external app to Enfyra. Start with the SDK if your framework is supported Enfyra SDK supports Nuxt, Next.js, Vue (CSR), React (CSR), and Node.js/edge. If your app falls into one of these categories, start with the SDK docu
Integrations
Use these guides when you want to connect an external app to Enfyra.
Start with the SDK if your framework is supported
Enfyra SDK supports Nuxt, Next.js, Vue (CSR), React (CSR), and Node.js/edge. If your app falls into one of these categories, start with the SDK documentation. The Nuxt and Next.js adapters own their same-origin proxy and SSR session integration; the Vue and React packages provide the client APIs but still require the proxy described in their guides.
The integration guides below are for:
- Frameworks without an SDK (Angular, SvelteKit, Remix) — requiring manual proxy, cookie bridge, and Socket.IO setup.
- Understanding the proxy/auth mechanics that the SDK abstracts away.
After the connection is in place, use examples to build real features.
Available Guides
- SSR Frameworks - Connect Angular, SvelteKit, or Remix to Enfyra with manual proxy setup. Nuxt and Next.js have SDK support — see SDK.
- MCP Server - Connect Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code / GitHub Copilot, Google Antigravity, or another MCP host to an Enfyra instance.
Recommended Reading Order
- Read Architecture Overview to understand the app proxy and server runtime.
- If your framework has an SDK, use the SDK. Otherwise, configure a manual proxy with SSR Frameworks.
- Configure an MCP coding agent with MCP Server when you want agent-assisted schema, route, script, flow, websocket, or extension work.
- Build a feature with Examples.