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Astro server-side API routes are created by exporting HTTP method handlers like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH from TypeScript files located in the src/pages/api/ directory. Each handler returns a standard Response object.

Yes, you can build a REST API with Astro endpoints by defining HTTP method handlers under src/pages/api. This approach supports server-side logic, form submissions, and returns standard responses for client requests.

Astro server-side endpoints handle form submissions by exporting a POST handler within a src/pages/api file. The handler processes the incoming request data and returns a standard HTTP Response.

Astro backend API routes are type-safe using Astro's APIRoute types. This provides TypeScript safety for server-side logic and ensures correctly typed inputs and outputs for your HTTP method handlers.

Astro API endpoints support exporting GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH HTTP method handlers. Each exported function processes its respective request type and returns a standard Response.