convex-http-actions

To receive webhooks in Convex, you define HTTP endpoints using the Convex HTTP router to process external events, parse JSON or form data, and return typed responses from server actions.

Custom HTTP routes and endpoints in a Convex application are exposed by defining path-based routing and various HTTP methods via the HTTP router, allowing external services to call your server logic.

Validating webhook signatures in Convex HTTP actions involves using built-in signature verification features within your endpoint logic to securely authenticate incoming external requests before processing.

Convex supports CORS configuration for HTTP endpoints, allowing you to securely expose server-side logic to third parties and integrate external services with proper cross-origin request handling.

The best way to parse raw bytes and form data in Convex HTTP routes is using the request handling capabilities of the HTTP router, which satisfies various request formats for external API integrations.