Choose your starting point

Fetcher adds reusable request configuration and result handling to native Fetch. Choose the first result you need; a plain HTTP application does not need a UI framework or platform backend.

Your starting point	Prerequisites	First result
TypeScript or JavaScript HTTP client	A Fetch-capable runtime; the core package	Install, then run a first request against a supplied local server
Existing React application	Compatible React and Fetcher peers, a bundler	Run the React example and display loading, data, errors, and cancellation
Existing React application needing a table	View Engine peers, CSS-capable bundling, local row data	Build a first view with pagination, sorting, and filtering
Headless record engine or shadcn/Base UI	Current workspace/local archive; React 19 for UI	View Engine quick start

The runnable HTTP and Storybook examples have deterministic fixtures. When you move them into your application, supply the routes and response JSON documented in each example. Installing a client does not create a server.

Already have an API contract? Declare service methods or generate from OpenAPI. Before adopting Wow, CoSec, or remote Viewer, check their integration requirements.

Continue with next tasks, or evaluate the architecture before choosing components.