expo-api-routes

API routes in Expo Router use the `+api.ts` file structure to create serverless endpoints hosted on EAS Hosting. This approach supports scalable APIs and proxies within Expo apps. It enforces specific file conventions and environment configurations.

Expo Router API routes require the `+api.ts` file convention within the router directory structure. This defines the serverless endpoint that runs on EAS Hosting. Following this standard structure ensures correct routing and deployment.

Environment variables for Expo API routes on EAS Hosting are managed through specific runtime considerations and environment configurations. The guide provides deployment steps to securely handle these variables. Proper management protects secrets and ensures stable runtime behavior.

Security best practices for Expo Router API routes include protecting secrets and validating incoming requests. The guide helps developers avoid common misconfigurations and pitfalls. Enforcing these practices ensures secure serverless endpoints on EAS Hosting.

EAS Hosting supports serverless proxies using Expo Router API routes. Developers can implement endpoints using the `+api.ts` convention to proxy requests. The guide provides deployment guidance and runtime considerations for these proxies.

Error handling in Expo Router API routes is enforced through specific guidelines for EAS deployments. The guide helps avoid common pitfalls by structuring endpoints correctly. Proper error handling ensures scalable and reliable serverless API behavior.