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HONC README.md2 matches

@cameronpak•Updated 2 months ago

3This is a template for a [HONC](https://honc.dev) project inside ValTown. You should just be able to fork it and get going. It uses:
4
5- Hono for the API
6- Drizzle for the ORM
7- ValTown sqlite for the DB
8- ValTown as the Cloud
9- Fiberplane as the API Explorer
10
11There's a list of example HONC apps for inspiration on GitHub: [here](https://github.com/fiberplane/awesome-honc) and [here](https://github.com/fiberplane/create-honc-app/tree/main/examples)

HONC index.ts14 matches

@cameronpak•Updated 2 months ago

1import { createFiberplane, createOpenAPISpec } from "./deps/fiberplane.ts";
2import { Hono, HTTPException } from "./deps/hono.ts";
3
4import homePage from "./app/home.tsx";
5import type { AppType } from "./app/types.ts";
6import usersApi from "./app/users.ts";
7import { db } from "./db/client.ts";
8import { migrateDatabase } from "./db/migrate.ts";
22});
23
24/** Mount the user management API at `/api/users` */
25app.route("/api/users", usersApi);
26
27/** Render a Home page (example of using Hono with JSX) */
28app.route("/", homePage);
29
30/** Create a simplified openapi spec that just lists the routes in our app */
31app.get("/openapi.json", async c => {
32  return c.json(
33    createOpenAPISpec(app, {
34      openapi: "3.0.0",
35      info: {
36        title: "Honc D1 App",
42
43/**
44 * Mount the Fiberplane api playground
45 * Visit /fp to view the UI
46 */
48  "/fp/*",
49  createFiberplane({
50    openapi: { url: "/openapi.json" },
51  }),
52);
63/**
64 * Wrap the incoming request, inject the Deno env vars into the Hono app,
65 * and then call the Hono api entrypoint (`app.fetch`)
66 */
67export default async function(req: Request): Promise<Response> {
68  const env = Deno.env.toObject();
69  // NOTE - Adding the entire env object will also expose the following values to your api handlers:
70  //
71  //        * `valtown`
72  //        * `VAL_TOWN_API_KEY`
73  //        * `VALTOWN_API_URL`
74  //
75  //        If you don't want those values, remove them from the env object

HONC home.tsx2 matches

@cameronpak•Updated 2 months ago

37      </head>
38      <body class={bodyStyles}>
39        <h1>🪿 Welcome to my HONC API! 🪿</h1>
40        <p>
41          Visit <a href="/fp" class={linkStyles}>/fp</a> to view the Fiberplane API explorer.
42        </p>
43      </body>

HONC fiberplane.ts2 matches

@cameronpak•Updated 2 months ago

1import { createFiberplane, createOpenAPISpec } from "https://esm.sh/@fiberplane/hono@0.4.4";
2
3export { createFiberplane, createOpenAPISpec };

HONC home.tsx2 matches

@fiberplane•Updated 2 months ago

37      </head>
38      <body class={bodyStyles}>
39        <h1>🪿 Welcome to my HONC API! 🪿</h1>
40        <p>
41          Visit <a href="/fp" class={linkStyles}>/fp</a> to view the Fiberplane API explorer.
42        </p>
43      </body>

telegramBotStarter index.ts1 match

@std•Updated 2 months ago

30  // This is a no-op if nothing's changed
31  if (!isEndpointSet) {
32    await bot.api.setWebhook(req.url, {
33      secret_token: SECRET_TOKEN,
34    });

queryParams README.md1 match

@charmaine•Updated 2 months ago

1# Handling query params in requests
2
3Using the standard [URL#searchParams](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL/searchParams) method, you can grab query parameters out of any val that is operating using the [Web API](https://docs.val.town/api/web).
4
5This val demonstrates how to grab one or more query parameters. It returns the all the query parameters found as a json response.

htmlExample README.md2 matches

@charmaine•Updated 2 months ago

1# Returning HTML from the Val Town Web API
2
3This just lets you use the standard [Response](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Response) object with our [Web API](https://docs.val.town/api/web) to return an HTML response from this Val.

gracefulVioletTuna vt3 matches

@charmaine•Updated 2 months ago

1export default async function createProject(projectName) {
2  const apiToken = Deno.env.get("VAL_TOWN_RW_PROJECTS");
3
4  const response = await fetch("https://api.val.town/v1/projects", {
5    method: "POST",
6    headers: {
7      "Content-Type": "application/json",
8      "Authorization": `Bearer ${apiToken}`,
9    },
10    body: JSON.stringify({

aqi README.md1 match

@charmaine•Updated 2 months ago

8
91. Click `Fork`
102. Change `location` (Line 4) to describe your location. It accepts fairly flexible English descriptions which it turns into locations via [nominatim's geocoder API](https://www.val.town/v/stevekrouse/nominatimSearch).
113. Click `Run`
12