Install

Fastest path

Run the setup CLI — it detects your framework (Next.js, Vite, Expo, React Native, or plain web) and wires Hakka up for you. Dependency-free and idempotent.

Terminal

npx hakka init

Pick your platform

Each platform page has a copy-paste quickstart that ends with a captured request.

React Nativefetch, XHR, WebSocket + native OkHttp/URLSession.

ExpoDevelopment build required — Expo Go is not supported.

WebA drop-in overlay for any browser app.

Next.jsServer + client traffic in one inspector.

AndroidMaven artifacts, debug/release no-op split.

iOSSwift Package products + no-op release variant.

Platform	Status
Web	Stable
Next.js	Stable
React Native	Beta
Android	Alpha
iOS	Alpha

Beta: works and ships on npm, with less production soak time than the Stable platforms. Alpha: works from source in this repo; published packages (Maven Central, the SPM tag) aren’t out yet.

Install commands

The npm packages, if you’d rather wire them up by hand. Follow the platform page for the full setup.

npm

npm install hakka-react-native   # React Native / Expo
npm install hakka-browser            # Web
npm install hakka-node           # Next.js

pnpm

pnpm add hakka-react-native   # React Native / Expo
pnpm add hakka-browser            # Web
pnpm add hakka-node           # Next.js

yarn

yarn add hakka-react-native   # React Native / Expo
yarn add hakka-browser            # Web
yarn add hakka-node           # Next.js

bun

bun add hakka-react-native   # React Native / Expo
bun add hakka-browser            # Web
bun add hakka-node           # Next.js

Native SDKs install through their own package managers — see Android (Maven) and iOS (Swift Package Manager).

Local-first, always

Whichever path you pick, Hakka runs on-device. No account, no cloud, no data leaves your machine.