How can I handle same method twice?

[Gabriel Melo]

Like:

export default nextConnect({
    attachParams: true,
})
.post(postHandlerOne)
.post(postHandlerTwo)

Is that possible?

[Matthieu BRAULT]

What is your expected behavior with this code ?
You are giving 2 differents handler for the same endpoint, I think that it will only consider the last handler given.

[Kifah]

create a new file in the api for a different post request.

[Ezequias]

Like:

export default nextConnect({
    attachParams: true,
})
.post(postHandlerOne)
.post(postHandlerTwo)

Is that possible?

Yes, this is possible:

export default nextConnect({ attachParams: true })
 .post(postHandleOne)
 .post(postHandleTwo)

function postHandleOne(req, res, next) {
  // ... your handle code here
  next();
}

function postHandleTwo(req, res) {...}