expo-api-routes

Create server-side API routes in Expo Router by adding files with the +api.ts suffix under the app directory, defining HTTP method handlers like GET and POST to run in EAS Hosting environments.

Yes, you can handle webhooks and secrets securely in EAS Hosting by using Expo Router API routes with environment variable management, authentication middleware, and explicit validation logic.

The standard project layout for Expo API routes enforces an app/api directory structure, using dynamic routing and the +api.ts file suffix to separate server-side logic from client components.

Configure CORS and error handling for Expo API endpoints by defining CORS headers and explicit error handling logic directly within your +api.ts route handlers before deploying to EAS Hosting.

Yes, Expo Router supports data proxy patterns for server-side requests, allowing you to manage authentication middleware and route external data through your EAS Hosted API endpoints securely.