expo-api-audit

To audit Expo API integration, scan repository files to identify auth gaps, hardcoded data, and offline behavior issues across screens using Expo Router, expo-secure-store, and Orval. This verifies token handling, API client health, and environment references.

Checking token management with expo-secure-store involves verifying token handling patterns and configuration references across your repository files. The audit detects insecure token storage and validates API client health to prevent unauthorized access.

OpenAPI code generation with Orval works with Expo Router by allowing an audit to scan generated API calls and detect hardcoded interactions. This validates API client health and environment references without needing external dependencies.

The best way to find hardcoded API interactions in an Expo project is to run an audit on repository files. This detects direct API calls bypassing Orval generation, assesses offline behavior, and checks environment references.

An Expo API audit requires only repository files to operate because it statically analyzes your source code to verify token handling, caching, and expo-config references. No external runtime environment or active API connection is needed.

You need to audit API caching and offline behavior in a React Native app when preparing for reliability checks. The audit analyzes token management and API client health across Expo Router screens to identify offline behavior issues.