Server-side SDKs
API SDKs
Novu’s server-side SDKs simplify the integration with Novu’s REST API.Offical SDKs maintained by Novu:
Typescript (Official)
Connect your Node app to Novu via the Node.js SDK.
Python (Official)
Connect your Python app to Novu via the Python SDK.
Go (Official)
Connect your Golang app to Novu via the Go SDK.
PHP (Official)
Connect your PHP app to Novu via the PHP SDK.
.NET (Official)
Connect your C#/.NET app to Novu via the .NET SDK.
Java (Official)
Connect your Java app to Novu via the Java SDK.
SDKs maintained by the community:
Laravel (Community)
Connect your Laravel app to Novu via the Laravel SDK.
Kotlin (Community)
Connect your Kotlin app to Novu via the Kotlin SDK.
Ruby (Community)
Connect your Ruby app to Novu via the Ruby SDK.
Framework SDK
The Framework SDK is a TypeScript library that allows you to build notification workflows and execute them in your own runtime environment.While triggering notifications is supported in all SDKs, creating and managing notification
workflows is only supported in the Framework Typescript SDK.
Typescript
Build and execute notification workflows in TypeScript
Web and Mobile SDKs
Novu provides the following web client SDKs to enable integrations with Novu’s prebuilt UI components, allowing you to easily add notification functionality to your applications without handling complex notification logic manually.
React
Official React SDK for Novu’s Inbox component
Headless
Framework-agnostic SDK for custom implementations
React-Native
Official React Native SDK for mobile applications
Platforms without a native client SDK
Novu does not currently provide native client SDKs for Flutter, native iOS (Swift), native Android (Kotlin/Java), or other non-JavaScript mobile frameworks. You can still use Novu from these platforms:- Push, email, SMS, and chat channels work identically regardless of client platform, because they are delivered by Novu’s backend. Trigger workflows from your server using any server-side SDK or the REST API, and register device tokens (FCM/APNs) on the subscriber. See Push notifications (FCM) for setup.
- In-app Inbox has no native component outside React, React Native, and the Headless SDK. To show an in-app inbox in Flutter or another non-JS framework, call the Inbox REST API directly to list, mark as read, and update notifications, and implement your own UI. The Headless SDK source can be used as a reference for the expected data and socket layer.