Skip to main content
Use the Reference tab to find an API by the layer you call. Expand a section, choose a functional group or integration, then select an alphabetically listed entry.

​
Shared APIs and package imports

Shared client methods have one reference even when several SDKs expose them. Web, Server, and React Native clients build on shared client functionality; use the package for your application platform and check each reference for platform-specific behavior. React SDK and React SDK Lite share many actions and hooks. Their integration exports can differ, so use the import path shown for the API you need. Internal packages such as Core SDK and React Core describe implementation ownership rather than separate copies of the same reference.

​
Signers, actions, and hooks

A standalone signer factory creates a signer or account for a particular library. Its returned methods describe what you can call on that object. Actions and React hooks that create or expose the signer have separate entries because their parameters, lifecycle, and return values differ. Choose the matching library version before using a signer reference. A returned third-party client may expose additional upstream methods; its Para-backed signing behavior and any unsupported operations are documented with the integration. For a complete application setup, start with the React quickstart or the walkthroughs.