Node.js package
Install FullStacked in your project or globally, and run it with npx.
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npm i fullstackednpm i fullstacked@betaBuild anything. Run it everywhere.
Run JavaScript and TypeScript projects with Node.js and browser APIs in the same file. No server to start, no build to configure. Build on your computer, then pull and run the same project on your phone.
npm i fullstacked
One file. Both worlds.
Your UI and your logic run in the same JavaScript context, bridged to a native core.
Node.js and the browser together
Import React next to node:fs, node:net and node:crypto. Call your functions directly: no REST layer, no local server.
Zero-config bundling
TypeScript and JSX are bundled by esbuild every time you run. No HTML file to write, no config to keep in sync.
fetch without CORS
fetch and WebSocket run in the native core, so any URL works from your UI. No proxy, no preflight.
Commands you already know
git, npm, ssh, curl and vi are built in. Like a terminal on Linux, the shell is where you start, not where you stop.
Local-first
Projects live on the device. Nothing leaves it unless you push it.
Tunnels to private services
Reach databases and internal APIs behind a firewall from any device. Drivers like pg work unchanged. No port forwarding, no VPN.
See how tunnels work
From npm install to your phone
Build locally, push to Git, run anywhere.
Install
Add FullStacked to any JavaScript or TypeScript project.
$ npm i fullstacked
Write index.tsx
Use Node.js and browser APIs in the same file.
import React from "react"; import { createRoot } from "react-dom/client"; import fs from "node:fs"; function App() { const message = fs.readFileSync("message.txt", "utf8"); return <h1>{message}</h1>; } const root = document.createElement("div"); document.body.append(root); createRoot(root).render(<App />);
Run it
Bundle and run with one command.
$ npx fullstacked
Push
Any Git host works. No CI, no deploy step.
$ git commit -am "first version" $ git push
Run it anywhere
Open the FullStacked app on any device, pull and run.
$ git clone https://github.com/you/my-project $ cd my-project $ npm install $ fullstacked
The Node.js you know, on every device
Built-in modules are served by the runtime, with the heavy work done by the native Go core.
- fs, path, os and process for files and the system
- net, dgram and dns for real sockets
- crypto and zlib in the core
- worker_threads over web workers
- Database drivers like pg, ioredis and mongodb work as-is
import fs from "node:fs/promises"; import net from "node:net"; import zlib from "node:zlib"; const config = await fs.readFile("config.json", "utf8"); const socket = net.connect(5432, "db.local"); const packed = zlib.gzipSync(config);
Available platforms
Install FullStacked in your projects and get the app on every device. The app opens on a shell: clone a repository and run it.
iPhone, iPad and Mac
Get the FullStacked app on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Get the FullStacked beta through TestFlight.
Windows
Get the FullStacked app on Windows 10 and 11.
Get FullStacked (Beta) on Windows 10 and 11, from its unlisted Microsoft Store page.
Android & ChromeOS
Get the FullStacked app on your Android phone, tablet or Chromebook.
Get the beta on your Android phone, tablet or Chromebook:
- Join the tester program
- Download on Google Play
Linux
Native builds for x64 and arm64, with GTK or Qt, as a .deb package or a portable archive.
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Star it, fork it, build with it.
FullStacked is built in the open. Issues, ideas and pull requests are welcome.