add-api

To add new API endpoints to Cloudflare Workers and connect them to your frontend, you create backend routes and handlers in `workers/auth/` and wrap the frontend service calls in `src/services/authService.js`. This ensures full-stack integration for new features.

The best way to maintain consistent error handling when extending a Cloudflare Workers API is to reuse the existing authentication middleware and standardized response formatting across all newly added handlers and routes.

Yes, you need to update the frontend service layer when creating a new backend API route by adding corresponding API call wrappers inside `src/services/authService.js` to ensure the frontend can communicate with the new endpoint.

Authentication middleware applies to new API integrations by enforcing existing authentication checks and response standards across the newly added backend route handlers in the `workers/auth/` directory.

Yes, you can use this approach to add a user profile update API by implementing the new backend handler in `workers/auth/` and exposing it through the frontend via `src/services/authService.js`.

A limitation of using a service layer wrapper for frontend backend integration is that all new API calls must conform to the existing `src/services/authService.js` structure and the established Cloudflare Workers middleware patterns, restricting unconventional endpoint designs.