JavaScript
Available on npmOne SDK for browser apps, Node.js services, workers, and hardware bridges.
npm install @datanet/corepnpm add @datanet/coreyarn add @datanet/corebun add @datanet/coreBuild with the tools you already use.
Install an SDK, fork a working example, or inspect the source. DataNet clients share the same channel model across browsers, servers, creative coding tools, and hardware.
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Create a project
Start free, then create a scoped API key and the channels your system needs.
Create an account →02
Install a client
Pick the runtime below. Registry packages and source-first integrations are clearly marked.
Compare SDKs →03
See data move
Run a live demo or fork an example that already connects two platforms.
Open the demo gallery →SDKs & integrations
Choose your platform
Every repository is public. Registry status is shown before the install path.
Python
Available on PyPIAsync and synchronous clients for scripts, sensors, pipelines, and installations.
pip install datanet-sdkuv add datanet-sdkp5.js
Available on npmRealtime pub/sub for sketches in global mode, instance mode, and the p5 Web Editor.
npm install @datanet/p5pnpm add @datanet/p5yarn add @datanet/p5bun add @datanet/p5Arduino / ESP32
Install from GitHubConnect sensors, devices, lighting, and physical systems over Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Follow the repository README for the current installation path.
Processing
Source-firstPublish and subscribe from Processing sketches and desktop visualizations.
Follow the repository README for the current installation path.
TouchDesigner
Build guideA build guide and open-source starting point for realtime TouchDesigner networks.
Follow the repository README for the current installation path.
openFrameworks
Install from GitHubNative realtime pub/sub for creative C++ applications and installations.
Follow the repository README for the current installation path.
Open by default
Read it, fork it, improve it.
SDK source, examples, release history, and issue tracking live on GitHub. If a platform is missing or an example could be clearer, start a conversation in the relevant repo.