convex-http-actions

To expose HTTP endpoints in Convex, set up an httpRouter and define routes using http.route, then handle requests securely with httpAction. This enables your Convex application to receive webhooks and external API calls.

Yes, you can configure CORS for browser clients interacting with Convex HTTP endpoints. The Skill covers standard Convex authorization patterns, allowing you to manage cross-origin requests alongside API keys or Bearer token checks.

You validate webhook signatures in Convex by processing incoming requests through httpAction handlers. This approach verifies request signatures and validates payloads, ensuring secure webhook integrations before routing logic executes.

The best way to authenticate external API calls to Convex endpoints is by implementing API keys or Bearer token checks. Using standard Convex authorization patterns within httpAction ensures secure request handling.

Yes, Convex supports routing for different HTTP methods. Using the httpRouter, you can define routes that specifically respond to GET, POST, and other HTTP methods for your webhook and API integrations.