Integrations
API is the acronym for Application Programming Interface, which is a software intermediary that allows two applications to talk to each other. In case you want to connect a React application with Strapi, we say that React is the client and Strapi the system. Indeed, React will communicate to Strapi, by making HTTP requests. Strapi will then give a response back to your client.
If your Strapi application contains restaurants and you want to list them in your React application, all you need to do is to make an HTTP request to Strapi which will take care to give you a response containing your restaurants.
The API Endpoints documentation will give you all the keys in hand to interact with your Strapi API.
Get started
Today, any programming language has an HTTP client allowing you to execute requests to an API and therefore interact with it. Javascript has Axios (opens new window), , Ruby has Faraday (opens new window), , Python has Requests (opens new window) etc…
Integrate Strapi with a multitude of frameworks, frontend or backend programming languages just below.
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React
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Vue.js
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Angular
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Next.js
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Nuxt.js
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GraphQL
Get started with GraphQL
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Gatsby
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Gridsome
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Jekyll
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11ty
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Svelte
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Sapper
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Ruby
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Python
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Dart
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Flutter
Consume your API with Flutter
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Go
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PHP
Consume your API with PHP