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Handle trailing slash in NextJS API routes?

I'm trying to create an integration to Fibery through NextJS's API routes, but Fibery's integration engine seems to send one request to

api/integration/

api/integration/

(trailing slash) and some to

api/integration/schema

api/integration/schema

etc, which I can't make work with the API dir.

Any way to force

index.ts

index.ts

in API route to handle both the trailing slash and without?

Handle trailing slash in NextJS API routes? - Theo's Typesafe Cult