An SDK for your language
Use the TypeScript or PHP SDK to work with Ominity from the stack your team knows.
Less integration work.
More building.
Connect with the official TypeScript and PHP SDKs, plus packages for Next.js and Laravel. Start with a useful integration boundary and spend your time on the experience.
Available in Content and Commerce
Integration packagesTypeScript
npm add @ominity/api-typescript
ConfigureYour instance URL
AuthenticateYour integration
Request productsYour application
Built around
the way you work.
Packages that fit your framework
Next.js and Laravel integrations support familiar project structures around the same platform.
Common experiences covered
Build on integration tools for content, commerce, authentication, forms, and customer-facing experiences.
From the first step
to a useful result.
SDKs & framework packages is part of a connected platform. Here is how it fits into your project.
Install
Add the package that fits your stack.
Configure
Set your instance and authentication.
Build
Connect data to your application.
Put it to work
in your next project.
TypeScript applications
Use the TypeScript API package in the application code your team already understands.
Explore solutionsPHP applications
Connect a PHP project with the official SDK instead of creating every API integration from scratch.
Explore solutionsNext.js & Laravel
Bring Ominity into Next.js or Laravel with the compatible framework packages.
Explore solutionsA closer
look.
Talk to us about the capability and the setup your project needs.
Which languages have official SDKs?
Ominity currently has TypeScript and PHP SDKs, with additional framework-specific packages for Next.js and Laravel.
Are SDKs the same as starter templates?
No. An SDK connects your code to the platform. A starter template provides a project structure you can build on.
Available in Content and Commerce
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