> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hostinger.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hostinger.com/node.js/overview-1.md).

# Supported Frameworks

Overview of frontend, backend, and dual-mode Node.js frameworks supported on Hostinger, with links to per-framework build settings and app\_type values.

Your Node.js app must be built with one of the frameworks below. Pick the page for your framework to see `app_type`, build settings, and mode-specific configuration.

Hostinger auto-detects most frameworks from `package.json` — whether you import a GitHub or GitLab repository or upload an archive. You can override the choice in hPanel or via the API.

## Frontend (static / client-rendered)

Builds to a directory of files; Hostinger serves them directly — no running server process.

* [Angular](/node.js/overview-1/angular.md)
* [Create React App](/node.js/overview-1/create-react-app.md)
* [Gatsby](/node.js/overview-1/gatsby.md)
* [Parcel](/node.js/overview-1/parcel.md)
* [Preact](/node.js/overview-1/preact.md)
* [React](/node.js/overview-1/react.md)
* [Svelte](/node.js/overview-1/svelte.md)
* [Vite](/node.js/overview-1/vite.md)
* [Vue.js](/node.js/overview-1/vue.md)

## Backend (server-rendered)

Keeps a long-lived Node.js process alive to handle requests — SSR, APIs, full-stack.

* [Express.js](/node.js/overview-1/express.md)
* [Fastify](/node.js/overview-1/fastify.md)
* [Hono](/node.js/overview-1/hono.md)
* [NestJS](/node.js/overview-1/nest.md)
* [Next.js](/node.js/overview-1/next.md)

## Dual-mode (static or server)

Support both, depending on your project configuration:

* [Astro](/node.js/overview-1/astro.md)
* [Nitro](/node.js/overview-1/nitro.md)
* [Nuxt.js](/node.js/overview-1/nuxt.md)
* [React Router](/node.js/overview-1/react-router.md)
* [SvelteKit](/node.js/overview-1/sveltekit.md)

## Not on the list?

Pick **Other** (`other`) as the application type. You provide the build script, output directory, and entry file — Hostinger runs them without framework-specific defaults. For a server app, set the entry file relative to the root directory; the output directory is then ignored and the whole root directory is deployed.

## Related

* [Creating a Node.js App](/node.js/creating-an-app.md) — step-by-step walkthrough
* [Build Settings](/node.js/build-settings.md) — every configuration field explained
* [API reference](/api-reference/endpoints/hosting/nodejs.md) — programmatic deployment

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*Last updated: October 21, 2026*