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Frontend, backend, runtime — Primate lets you pick the tools you love and combine them however you like, without lock-ins or rewrites.

Frontends

React, Angular, Vue, Svelte — side by side

Examples

Backends

JavaScript/TypeScript routes, plus WebAssembly backends

Examples

Runtimes

Node, Deno, Bun — consistent APIs, native execution paths

Examples

Ecosystem

Databases, sessions, auth, i18n, native apps

Examples

Use any frontend.

Primate supports every major frontend. Split your app across frameworks, or migrate gradually without rewrites.

React Angular Vue Sveltecomponents/Index.jsxcomponents/Index.component.tscomponents/Index.vuecomponents/Index.svelte

export default function Index({ posts }) { return <> <h1>All posts</h1> {posts.map(post => ( <h2 key={post.id}> <a href={`/post/${post.id}`}> {post.title} </a> </h2> ))} </>; };

Combine many backends.

Write routes in JS/TS by default. Extend with WebAssembly backends and mix them freely. New backends are added based on demand.

TypeScript Go Python Rubyroutes/index.tsroutes/index.goroutes/index.pyroutes/index.rb

import response from "primate/response"; import route from "primate/route"; const posts = [{ id: 1, title: "First post", }]; route.get(() => response.view("Index.jsx", { posts }));

Choose your runtime.

Consistent APIs on Node, Deno, and Bun — native execution paths under the hood, no runtime boilerplate.

Extensive ecosystem.

Official modules for real apps: databases, sessions, auth, i18n, native builds — with more coming.

Store Route Componentstores/Post.tsroutes/posts.tscomponents/Posts.jsx

import date from "pema/date"; import primary from "pema/primary"; import string from "pema/string"; import store from "primate/store"; export default store({ id: primary, title: string.max(50), body: string, created: date.default(() => new Date()), });