SDKs & APIs
Find the right documentation tree for your task — the React Native SDK, the CLI, or the HTTP API.
Voidhash ships three developer surfaces, each with its own documentation tree. Pick the one that matches what you are building — they are designed to be read independently, and each starts with its own overview page.
React Native SDK
The React Native SDK is how your app talks to Voidhash: fetching products, displaying paywalls, making purchases, checking subscription status, and identifying users. If you are building the app itself, start here — the installation guide and quickstart take you from an empty project to a working purchase flow.
CLI
The CLI is the tool you run on your machine and in CI. It handles project setup, type generation from your schema so product and perk identifiers are checked at compile time, and paywall deploys. If you are configuring a project, wiring up CI, or pushing schema and paywall changes, this is your tree.
HTTP API
The HTTP API is for everything that runs outside the app: server-side subscription checks, webhooks, event capture, and automation against your organization's data. If you are integrating from a backend, syncing entitlements into your own systems, or scripting against Voidhash, start with the authentication page and go from there.
Not sure where to start?
Most projects touch all three: the CLI sets up the project and generates types, the React Native SDK powers the app, and the HTTP API backs your server. If this is your first time with Voidhash, follow the installation guide first — it introduces the CLI and SDK in the order you will actually use them.