expo-api-routes

Build server-side API routes in Expo Router by creating files like app/api/hello+api.ts and exporting named functions for HTTP methods like GET or POST to handle requests securely. This centralizes backend logic within your Expo project.

Yes, you can manage server-side secrets and webhooks in an Expo app by using API routes. Define endpoints to handle webhooks and access environment variables for secrets, ensuring sensitive logic runs securely on the server side.

Expo Router supports multiple HTTP methods and dynamic routes by requiring named functions for GET/POST/etc. within API route files. This allows structured request handling and dynamic endpoint generation across Expo projects.

The best way to validate tokens and proxy third-party APIs in Expo is to centralize logic in API routes. Use server-side endpoints for authentication, request shaping, and structured error handling to securely manage external integrations.

Handle errors in Expo API routes by providing robust request handling and structured error management within your exported HTTP method functions. This ensures secure proxies and database access operations fail gracefully.