• Skips all filesystem operations
• Automatically sets APP_ENV=prod when on Val Town
• Returns immediately without trying to read .env.dev

• Console-only logging (no file handlers)
• Removes all Deno.mkdir and file write operations
• Maintains same API for compatibility
• Preserves colored console output and emojis

• Uses embedded OpenAPI spec instead of reading from file
• Extends original loader class to override loadSpec method
• Maintains all other functionality

• Contains the entire OpenAPI specification as a JavaScript object
• Eliminates need for openapi.json file

• Uses Val Town compatible imports
• Otherwise identical to original

• Automatically detects Val Town environment
• Loads appropriate modules based on environment
• Provides unified interface for both environments

• Single entry point that works everywhere
• Uses module selector for environment detection
• Exports appropriately for Val Town or starts server locally

// Option 1: Use the universal main
import "./main-universal.ts";

// Option 2: Use Val Town specific files
import "./main-valtown.ts";

# Continue using original main.ts
deno run --allow-all main.ts

# Or use universal main
deno run --allow-all main-universal.ts

Set these in Val Town's environment settings:

• PAYMENT_USERNAME
• PAYMENT_PASSWORD
• TURNSTILE_SECRET_KEY
• ALLOWED_ORIGINS (comma-separated list)
• ADMIN_API_KEY
• SESSION_SECRET
• WEBHOOK_SECRET
• VALTOWN_TOKEN

After deployment, test these endpoints:

• GET / - Basic health check
• GET /health - Health status
• GET /api/v1/tours - API functionality
• GET /openapi.json - OpenAPI spec serving

All handlers, middleware, and services work without modification. The compatibility layer handles all environment differences transparently.