Inrupt JavaScript Client Libraries¶

Inrupt provides the following JavaScript client libraries to help developers create Solid applications:

Library	Description
`solid-client`	A client library for accessing data stored in Solid Pods.
`solid-client-authn`	A set of libraries for authenticating to Solid identity servers: `solid-client-authn-browser` for use in a browser. `solid-client-authn-node` for use in Node.js. (Alpha Release)
`vocab-common-rdf`	A library that provides convenience objects for many RDF-related identifiers, such as the Person and familyName identifiers from the Schema.org vocabulary from Google, Microsoft and Yahoo!
`vocab-solid-common`	A library that provides convenience objects for many Solid-related identifiers.
`vocab-inrupt-common`	A library that provides convenience objects for Inrupt-related identifiers.

Getting Started¶

To get started using these libraries, see the following pages in the documentation:

Getting Started: Part 1	Get started by creating an application that uses the libraries to read data from your Solid Pod.
Getting Started: Part 2	Get started by creating an application that uses the libraries to write data to your Solid Pod.
Installation	Install the libraries using `npm`.
Using the Libraries	Learn how to use the libraries to authenticate, read/write data, and manage access to Solid Pod.
API	Go to the API documentation for the libraries.
Solid React SDK	Inrupt also provides the Solid React SDK, which is built on top of the JavaScript client libraries.

Solid Community Forum: If you have questions about working with Solid or just want to share what you’re working on, visit the Solid forum. The Solid forum is a good place to meet the rest of the community.

Bugs and Feature Requests (Product)

For public feedback, bug reports, and feature requests,

`solid-client`	Please file an issue via GitHub.
`solid-client-authn`	Please file an issue via GitHub.

For non-public feedback or support inquiries, please use the Inrupt Service Desk.

Bugs and Feature Requests (Documentation): To report a documentation bug or make a documentation request, please use the Provide feedback widget (in the lower-right corner) to create a DOCS ticket.