api-routes

To create API routes in Expo Router, you structure server-side endpoints using +api.ts files, exporting HTTP methods like GET or POST to handle requests and return responses. This approach lets you build robust server endpoints within your Expo app.

Yes, you can deploy Expo Router API routes directly to EAS Hosting. The deployment process involves configuring your Expo project and environment variables to ensure your serverless endpoints are securely hosted and accessible.

Expo Router handles dynamic API routes by using file-based routing conventions similar to its page routing. You create files with bracket notation to capture URL parameters, allowing your TypeScript endpoint definitions to process dynamic request data.

The best way to secure environment variables in Expo API routes is through proper secret handling and request validation. EAS Hosting allows you to manage environment variables securely, ensuring sensitive data is not exposed to the client.

Yes, Expo Router API routes support third-party webhooks integration. By defining specific HTTP method exports in your +api.ts files, you can receive, validate, and process incoming webhook payloads from external services.