Create API routes in Expo Router with EAS Hosting using +api.ts handlers.
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Guidelines to build and document API routes for Expo Router with EAS Hosting, providing safe, scalable patterns.
Create a basic +api.ts GET handler under app/api to expose a simple endpoint.
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Create API routes in Expo Router by adding +api.ts handler files under the app/api directory. This file-based approach allows you to define endpoints that deploy directly to EAS Hosting.
Manage server-side secrets and environment variables using the specified environment handling guidelines for Expo API routes. This ensures sensitive data like database credentials remains secure during production deployment.
Yes, you can set up webhook endpoints and implement rate limiting using Expo Router. The guidelines provide patterns for securing these endpoints, including robust error handling and CORS configuration.
Test Expo API routes by following the testing examples provided in the guidelines. These patterns cover common backend operations, ensuring your endpoints handle database operations and third-party proxies correctly before deployment.
Yes, Expo Router supports dynamic API routes and requires CORS configuration for secure cross-origin requests. The guidelines specify how to structure these dynamic endpoints and manage robust error handling for production environments.
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