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Section titled “SVGs” SVGs can be stored as text files in your vals. You can import the serveFile util from our standard library to serve your SVG file (like this

page. This document explains how Val Town handles Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) headers, why they’re important, and how to customize them for your vals. Live demo. Default CORS Configuration. Section

Town, we run Deno, which is a modern TypeScript runtime with unique features like URL import support and the Deno global. You may have noticed this when querying environment variables

=> { res.json({ data: `Hello + ${req.body.name}!` }); }; Fetch @user/postWebhookRun in Val Town ↗ import { fetchJSON } from "https://esm.town/v/stevekrouse/fetchJSON"; export let postWebhookTest1 = fetchJSON( "https://user-postWebhook.express.val.run", { method: "POST",

awaited. Section titled “Promises should otherwise be awaited” While this is a useful technique, it’s important to emphasize that, in general, you should otherwise await every Promise. If you don’t

This is the code you will see in the starter: index.tsRun in Val Town ↗ import { Bot, webhookCallback, } from "https://deno.land/x/grammy@v1.35.0/mod.ts"; if (!Deno.env.get("TELEGRAM_TOKEN")) { throw new Error("TELEGRAM_TOKEN is not

to add the /ping command to your bot. Register /ping commandRun in Val Town ↗ import { registerDiscordSlashCommand } from "https://esm.town/v/neverstew/registerDiscordSlashCommand"; const result = await registerDiscordSlashCommand( Deno.env.get("discordAppId"), Deno.env.get("discordBotToken"), { name: