convex-http-actions

You create HTTP endpoints in Convex by defining custom routes for GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests. These endpoints handle request and response bodies, integrate with serverless functions, and persist data using Convex data models.

Yes, Convex HTTP endpoints securely receive and process incoming webhooks from third-party services. They support validating webhook signatures to ensure requests from providers like Stripe or GitHub are authentic before updating your database.

Configuring CORS and authentication for Convex HTTP endpoints involves implementing API key or token-based validation within your route handlers. This protects your endpoints and ensures only authorized external services can access your API.

Yes, Convex supports building public APIs by defining custom HTTP routes that expose specific data from your application. These endpoints process requests dynamically using Convex serverless functions and data models to generate responses.

HTTP actions in Convex route external requests to serverless functions and handle webhook signatures. They are designed for external API integrations and data persistence, with limitations based on serverless function execution constraints and data model structures.