Watch a flow

watch() marks a handler as a flow focale should care about. You pass a name like auth.signup or checkout, and the existing function. focale can land this for you in the watching pull request. You only need this page if you are wrapping a handler yourself.

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import { start } from '@focale/sdk-node';
import { watch } from '@focale/sdk';

await start();

export const POST = watch('auth.signup', async (req) => {
  // existing signup handler
});

If the handler throws, focale records that the flow failed. If it returns, the flow succeeded. Your handler still does the same work either way.

Use the flow names you confirmed during onboarding when you can. That is how home knows which money or trust path broke.

Call start() once at boot so watching actually reaches focale. See install for FOCALE_DSN.

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