Welcome to Part 2 of our series on integrating the Replyke comment system into your React application. In Part 1, we focused on how to implement Replyke in your front-end environment. Now, we'll delve into creating the necessary backend API routes, enabling Replyke to communicate seamlessly with your own API.

UPDATE (Sep 14' 2024): The contents of this article has been removed as they are no longer required/relevant. Previously, this guide instructed on how to implement the backend. This is no longer necessary as you can simply install the new replyke-express library in your nodejs app.
Follow the docs for more information.