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Community-maintained libraries and toolchains for building Fiber applications
Community SDKs add higher-level application patterns on top of Fiber. They can shorten common integration work such as running a browser node, adding passkey authentication, or rendering a checkout flow.
Community-maintained software
The projects in this section are maintained by their respective community authors. They are not official Fiber releases or support commitments. Review the upstream license, security model, release notes, and Fiber Node compatibility before using one in production.
Available projects
| Project | Best for | Current status |
|---|---|---|
| fiber-pay | Typed RPC clients, browser WASM nodes, passkeys, React payment UI, and operator automation | Actively maintained; v0.3.0 targets Fiber v0.9.0-rc7 |
| fiber-checkout | Adding an invoice-based checkout component or custom checkout hooks to a React app | Spark grant completed; stable maintenance |
How projects are selected
This section focuses on community projects that have:
- a usable, published implementation rather than only a proposal;
- public source code and documentation;
- a clear Fiber-specific developer use case;
- evidence of testing, releases, or ongoing maintenance; and
- enough compatibility information for developers to evaluate adoption risk.
Inclusion is a discovery aid, not an endorsement. Projects can be updated or removed when their maintenance or compatibility status changes.
Building a reusable Fiber SDK? Share the repository, package, supported Fiber versions, and a reproducible example on the Nervos Talk forum so the community can review it.
Which SDK should I choose?
- Use the JavaScript SDK when you want the CCC-based, typed Fiber RPC interface documented by this site.
- Use fiber-pay when you want a broader application toolchain, especially a browser-local Fiber node, passkey credentials, React components, or CLI automation.
- Use fiber-checkout when your main requirement is an embeddable React checkout that creates invoices and observes their payment status.
- Use the Fiber RPC reference directly when you need complete control or do not want another SDK dependency.