Runnable example apps for @nexla/react-sdk. Each example installs the published
package (not SDK source) and demonstrates one way to integrate. New to the SDK? Start at
docs.nexla.com/reference/react-sdk.
| Example | Shows | Start here if… |
|---|---|---|
examples/styled | Drop-in components — a NexlaConnectorCard grid + NexlaConnectModal + theme | you want the fastest path and are happy for the SDK to render the UI |
examples/headless | useConnectorForm + your own HTML/CSS, no SDK components (no Radix UI) | you need full control over every pixel |
examples/playground | Everything in one app (styled + hybrid + headless + file upload) — mirrors the SDK's internal dev playground | you want to explore the whole SDK at once |
Each folder is a standalone app with its own README, dependencies, and run steps — read
the one you need; you don't need the others.
cd into the example, then:
npm install # installs @nexla/react-sdk from public npm
npm run dev # start the app (http://localhost:3000)Then set your Nexla config: copy .env.example → .env.local and fill in your service key,
application id, end-user id, and connectors (details in each example's README).
These examples track the latest 1.0 release candidate of
@nexla/react-sdk(pinned in each example'spackage.json). They'll move to the stable1.0line when it ships.
- Examples install the published
@nexla/react-sdk— there's no SDK source here (it lives in a separate repository). - Not accepting external contributions yet — this is a read/fork reference.
- Licensed under Apache-2.0. "Nexla" is a trademark of Nexla, Inc. — see NOTICE; the license grants no rights to the Nexla name or brand.