convex-http-actions

Custom HTTP endpoints in Convex are created using serverless functions to define routes, handle request methods like GET and POST, and parse JSON or form data bodies. This enables seamless external API integration and webhook reception.

Yes, Convex HTTP endpoints can securely receive incoming webhooks from third-party services like Stripe or GitHub. The implementation supports parsing request bodies, managing headers, and verifying webhook signatures to safely process real-time data.

Convex HTTP endpoints support implementing CORS and managing headers directly within the serverless functions. You can secure access by enforcing API key or token-based authentication before executing backend logic for your custom API routes.

Yes, Convex serverless functions handle HTTP requests by parsing various body formats including JSON and form data. This allows your custom endpoints to process diverse incoming payloads from external services and client applications.

Exposing backend logic as a public API in Convex involves defining custom routes with HTTP endpoints. By utilizing serverless functions, you can map GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE methods to your application's backend logic to serve dynamic data.

Yes, you can configure an HTTP endpoint in Convex to receive a webhook, verify its signature, and execute a serverless function that automatically updates your database. This is useful for syncing external platform events like new customer signups.