API integration with framework (REACT NATIVE)

Developers · Framework Integration

React Native, Flutter, Vue — if it can make an HTTP call, it works

Reloadly's API is a standard REST API, so it integrates with any framework capable of sending HTTP requests — React Native included.

Works with React Native?

Yes

API type

Standard REST

Framework-specific SDK?

Not needed

Yes — you can integrate Reloadly's API into an app built with React Native. Our API is a standard REST API, which means it doesn't care what framework is making the request. Anything that can send an HTTP request and read a JSON response can talk to it, and React Native does both natively.

Why this isn't framework-specific

A REST API communicates over plain HTTP using standard methods (GET, POST, etc.) and JSON payloads. That's a universal language — React Native apps make HTTP calls the same way a web app, a backend service, or a mobile app written in Swift or Kotlin would. There's no React-Native-specific blocker on our side.

📱 React Native

fetch() or any HTTP client (Axios, etc.) works exactly as it would in plain JavaScript.

🌐 Any other framework

Flutter, Vue, Angular, native iOS/Android — same principle applies across the board.

ℹ️ For the full endpoint reference, authentication flow, and request/response examples, check the Reloadly developer documentation.

💡 One thing to keep in mind: if your React Native app calls the API directly from the client (rather than through your own backend), think through where you store your client ID and secret — embedding production credentials directly in a mobile app bundle isn't recommended. Routing requests through your own server is the safer pattern.

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