JS Client

JavaScript client for Submit JSON written in TypeScript. Works in modern browsers, as well as runtimes like Node.js v18+, Bun, Deno, and Edge Runtime.

Quick start

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Install the client with a package manager:

npm install submitjson # || pnpm add submitjson || yarn add submitjson

Import and create a new client instance

import SubmitJSON from 'submitjson'

const sj = new SubmitJSON({
  apiKey: 'sjk_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
  endpoint: 'XxXxXxXxX'
})

const data = await sj.submit({
  name: 'Yo Yoerson',
  message: 'Yo',
  powerLevel: 9001,
})

console.log('Submission', data)

Table of Contents

• Quick start
• Configuration
• API
  • submit()

Configuration

• Details
  Import and create a new Submit JSON client instance. We recommend including your endpoint here for easier submit calls down the line. Pass in default options per client to override the current endpoint settings.
• Type

  interface SubmitJSONConfig {
    apiKey: string
    endpoint?: string
    options: SubmitOptions
  }
  
  interface SubmitOptions {
    emailNotification?: boolean
    emailTo?: string
    emailSubject?: string
    emailReplyTo?: string
    emailBranding?: boolean
    submissionFormat?: 'pretty' | 'raw'
    submissionSound?: 'none' | 'beep' | 'blip' | 'block' | 'coin' | 'ding' | 'dink' | 'honk' | 'jump' | 'ping' | 'pong' | 'snare'
    recaptchaToken?: string
    turnstileToken?: string
    hcaptchaToken?: string
  }
  
  class SubmitJSON {
    constructor(config: SubmitJSONConfig)
    submit(data, options, endpoint): Promise<Submission>
  }
  

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• Example

  // ~/submitjson.ts
  import SubmitJSON from 'submitjson'
  
  export const sj = new SubmitJSON({
    apiKey: 'sjk_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    endpoint: 'XxXxXxXxX',
    options: { // set defaults for this client & override endpoint settings
      emailNotification: true,
      submissionFormat: 'raw',
      submissionSound: 'none',
    },
  })
  

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API

submit()

• Details
  POST your data to an endpoint and get notified in real time.
  submit() takes three arguments:
  1. The data (must be a valid JSON object, JSON string, or FormData)
  2. Optional configuration to override the endpoint's default settings. If this argument is a string it is treated as the endpoint for submitting data
  3. An optional endpoint.
• Type

  function submit(
    data: Record<string, unknown> | string | FormData,
    options?: SubmitOptions,
    endpoint?: string
  ): Promise<Submission>
  

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• Example with all configuration options

  import SubmitJSON from 'submitjson'
  
  const sj = new SubmitJSON({
    apiKey: 'sjk_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    endpoint: 'XxXxXxXxX',
  })
  
  const data = await sj.submit({
    name: 'Yo Yoerson',
    message: 'Yo',
    powerLevel: 9001,
  }, {
    emailNotification: true,
    emailTo: '[email protected]',
    emailReplyTo: '[email protected]',
    emailBranding: false,
    emailSubject: 'My custom subject line',
    submissionFormat: 'pretty',
    submissionSound: 'ping',
    recaptchaToken: 'xxxxxxxxxxxx'
  }, 'YyYyYyYyY') // overrides the endpoint set in the configuration
  
  console.log('Submission', data)
  

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• Example with multiple clients
  Initialize multiple clients for a seperation of concerns.

  // submitjson.ts
  import SubmitJSON from 'submitjson'
  
  export const contactForm = new SubmitJSON({
    apiKey: 'sjk_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    endpoint: 'XxXxXxXxX',
  })
  
  export const userSignupNotification = new SubmitJSON({
    apiKey: 'sjk_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    endpoint: 'ZzZzZzZzZ',
  })
  // somewhere else in your code
  const data = { name: 'Yo Yoerson', message: 'Yo' }
  await contactForm.submit(data)
  await userSignupNotification.submit(data)
  

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