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Every quickstart follows the same path: install the bijection command line, create a project with bijection create, then run bijection dev. Use bijection init to configure an existing directory without checking or pushing code. Local development needs no account; sign in with bijection account login to use a hosted project.
See Install Bijection for PATH setup, supported platforms and the managed toolchain. bijection create my-app creates a React (Vite) workspace with AuthKit, a shared backend and a repeatable notes preview. Node.js and pnpm are required for this workspace. --template bare creates only a backend and needs no Node.js or package manager. --component creates a reusable backend component. --dry-run lists files without writing them or installing dependencies. Use bijection app add <slug> <Name> for additional apps. bijection dev serves the backend and apps; bijection deploy publishes the complete captured workspace. Supply a GitHub template for another framework. The quickstarts below add Bijection to a framework app: they install the SDK in the app, then run bijection dev, which creates the bijection/ folder for your backend functions. bijection init configures an existing app without pushing code. Quickly get up and running with your favorite frontend tooling:

React

Add Bijection to a React project

Next.js

Add Bijection to a Next.js project

Remix

Add Bijection to a Remix project

TanStack Start

Add Bijection to a TanStack Start project

React Native

Add Bijection to a React Native Expo project

Vue

Add Bijection to a Vue project

Nuxt

Add Bijection to a Nuxt project

Svelte

Add Bijection to a Svelte project

Node.js

Add Bijection to a Node.js project

Bun

Add Bijection to a Bun project

Script tag

Add Bijection to any website
Quickly get up and running with your favorite languages:

JavaScript

JavaScript clients for Node.js and browser applications using Bijection

Python

Generate typed business clients with the source SDK and Python runtime

Android Kotlin

Add Bijection to an Android Kotlin project
From any other language, call your functions over the HTTP API.