What SDKs does NetLoc8 offer?

NetLoc8 offers three official SDKs: @netloc8/core (universal JavaScript client for Node.js, Bun, Deno, and browsers), @netloc8/react (React context provider, useGeo() hook, and GeoGate component), and @netloc8/nextjs (full Next.js integration with SSR proxy, getGeo() server function, and geo-based redirects). Each package re-exports its parent.

How do I use IP geolocation in Next.js?

Install with: bun add @netloc8/nextjs. In a server component: import { getGeo } from "@netloc8/nextjs/server"; const geo = await getGeo(); This returns city, country, timezone, and coordinates. The SDK includes an SSR proxy, React hooks, and geo-based redirect support.

How do I use IP geolocation in React?

Install with: bun add @netloc8/react. Wrap your app in and use the useGeo() hook: const { geo, isLoading } = useGeo(); This returns the user's geolocation including city, country, and timezone.

SDKs

Official NetLoc8 SDKs for JavaScript, React, and Next.js. Each package re-exports its parent — install only the one that matches your framework.

Package Hierarchy

Each SDK builds on the previous one. Install only the most specific package for your framework:

@netloc8/core ← universal JS client

└─ @netloc8/react ← adds Provider, useGeo, GeoGate

└─ @netloc8/nextjs ← adds SSR proxy, getGeo, redirects

Feature Comparison

Feature	core	react	nextjs
fetchGeo / fetchMyGeo	✓	✓	✓
fetchTimezone / fetchMyTimezone	✓	✓	✓
isEU() helper	✓	✓	✓
Browser signals	✓	✓	✓
NetLoc8Provider	—	✓	✓
useGeo() hook	—	✓	✓
GeoGate component	—	✓	✓
getGeo() (server)	—	—	✓
createProxy()	—	—	✓
withGeoRedirect()	—	—	✓