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ascii85 Or Base85 - this is similar to the other z85 example, it just uses different character mappings.

z85 example The z85 encoding is similar to the Ascii85 encoding. They're both ways to encode binary data as strings, but with different limitations and strengths. Base64 is a more common way to encode strings, but z85 and Ascii85 use more characters and can thus be a little more efficient - but at the cost of including characters that might be dangerous to use in some contexts. For example, Ascii85 includes the \ character, which is used for character escapes in many contexts.

octokit/graphql This alternative driver for the GitHub API exposes it via GraphQL.

hosted-git-info This neat npm module lets you parse a Git URL from GitHub or elsewhere.

This example shows how to get the query parameters out of a request with the Web API. Check out the searchParams object for more ways to handle query parameters.

itty-router This is an example of using the Val Town Web API to integrate with itty-router . Server examples Hono Peko Itty Router Nhttp

nhttp example This uses the tiny nhttp framework with the Val Town Web API . New frameworks like nhttp works really well with our system because they rely on the standard Request & Response objects! Server examples Hono Peko Itty Router Nhttp

peko This is an example of using the tiny peko example with Val Town - it's a small router that lets you build web apps using the standard Request & Response objects. Peko just provides routing - matching URLs with functions - and lets you create your own Response object. Server examples Hono Peko Itty Router Nhttp

Hono Here's an example using the Hono server library with the Web API . It works great! Server examples Hono Peko Itty Router Nhttp

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Returning HTML from the Val Town Web API This just lets you use the standard Response object with our Web API to return an HTML response from this Val.

Response.json Example This val produces the JSON { ok: true } at the URL: https://tmcw-jsonokexample.web.val.run/

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Returning a tiny GIF from a val Here's that GIF: It's so small!

sqlite This uses a Deno+WASM+SQLite approach. Using SQLite ! Running SQLite in memory works great, and the SQLite module just uses WebAssembly so it works within the Val Town permissions model.