expo-api-routes

To create Expo Router API routes, set up a new endpoint by creating a file in the app/api directory, such as hello+api.ts, and implement request handlers to return JSON responses. This enables server-side processing directly within your Expo project.

Protect secrets in EAS Hosting by following established environment variable usage guidelines and using middleware-based validation. This ensures sensitive data remains on the server side and is never exposed to the client.

Yes, you can use Expo API routes to implement webhooks and create proxies to external services. These server-side routing patterns allow you to securely validate payloads and interact with external APIs from your EAS hosted backend.

The best way to handle errors in Expo Router API routes is to conform to specific error handling and deployment guidelines. This practice ensures your server-side endpoints remain reliable and maintainable across your Expo projects.

Yes, EAS Hosting supports server-side database access by utilizing Expo Router API routes. You can securely connect to databases and perform server-side validation directly through your +api.ts endpoints without exposing credentials.