Playground

Run a real Nifra app, in your browser.

This runs the actual @nifrajs/core — no backend. Define an app with server() (and validate with t), fire requests through app.fetch, and see the structured responses. It's the same engine coding agents run through nifra mcp.

Examples

⌘↵ to run

app.tsserver & t in scope — return the appTS

// `server` and `t` are in scope. Build an app and `return` it.
const app = server()
  .get("/hello/:name", (c) => ({ hello: c.params.name }))
  .get("/add", { query: t.object({ a: t.string(), b: t.string() }) }, (c) => ({
    sum: Number(c.query.a) + Number(c.query.b),
  }))

return app

requests.jsonarray of { method?, path, body? }

Response

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