bknd-client-setup

To initialize the Bknd SDK in React, install the bknd package, create a singleton Api instance with your host URL and localStorage, then wrap your app with BkndProvider to access the API in components. This enables seamless stateful access to data and auth.

Configuring authentication token persistence in a TypeScript frontend client requires setting up a singleton Api instance with localStorage-based storage. The Bknd SDK handles token persistence automatically, maintaining persistent user sessions across page reloads without manual token management.

Yes, the Bknd SDK supports framework adapters for Next.js, Vite, and standalone usage. These adapters enable proper TypeScript type registration across client and server environments, ensuring end-to-end type safety and correct integration within your chosen framework.

An onAuthStateChange handler is required to respond to authentication state transitions within the Bknd SDK. It allows your frontend application to reactively update UI components and manage user session changes when the API detects login, logout, or token expiration events.

Yes, standalone API usage works independently of React integration. You can create a singleton Api instance configured with a host URL and storage to interact with Bknd endpoints directly, which is useful for vanilla TypeScript projects or frameworks without React bindings.

BkndBrowserApp and useApp provide React integration by exposing the configured Bknd API instance within the component tree. Wrapping your application with BkndProvider allows components to consume data and authentication states seamlessly via the useApp hook.