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Drupal is the odd one out here, in the best way: you don’t install the npm package or wire up a backend. The Drupal module is a complete FlowDrop backend and ships the editor with it. Install the module, and you have both the editor and a working API in one step.

Install FlowDrop on Drupal

The canonical Drupal docs cover Composer install, enabling the module, and permissions — the source of truth for setup.

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What you get

Unlike the JS frameworks — where you mount the editor and bring your own backend — the Drupal module already serves node definitions, stores workflows as config entities, runs executions, and handles auth through standard Drupal permissions.
No backend to wire up.Because the backend is built in, there’s no endpointConfig to set up and no “connect a backend” step. Enable the module and the editor is live.

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Next steps

Drupal server implementation

How the module maps to FlowDrop concepts, plus execution modes and triggers.

What is a workflow?

The mental model behind the editor.