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Connect a React application to Neon

Summary: React connection hub for Lakebase Postgres, directing developers to server-side integration guides for Next.js, Remix, TanStack Start, and SvelteKit. Use this page when setting up a Lakebase Postgres connection from a React meta-framework, since Lakebase Postgres must be accessed server-side in React apps. Neon Auth quick starts for Next.js and TanStack Router are also linked here.

Set up a Neon project in seconds and connect from a React application

React by Facebook is an open-source front-end JavaScript library for building user interfaces based on components.

Lakebase Postgres should be accessed from the server side in React applications. Using the following React meta-frameworks, you can easily configure a server-side connection to a Lakebase Postgres database.

Find detailed instructions for connecting to Neon from various React meta-frameworks.

  • TanStack Start: Connect a TanStack Start application to Neon
  • Next.js: Connect a Next.js application to Neon
  • Remix: Connect a Remix application to Neon
  • Sveltekit: Connect a Sveltekit application to Neon

After you connect your database, add managed authentication with Managed Better Auth. Quick starts are available for supported React meta-frameworks:

  • Next.js: Set up Managed Better Auth with Next.js
  • TanStack Router: Set up Managed Better Auth with TanStack Router

For React Router, follow the React Auth quick start.



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