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:warning: This package is no longer maintained. The official Typeform JavaScript SDK can be found at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@typeform/api-client.
This is a client for Node.js to consume the typeform.io API. Community-supported, not endorsed by Typeform; documentation available at docs.typeform.io. If this is all new to you, grab your API key from the TypeformI/O website linked above, and be sure to visit typeform.com.
> npm install typeform --save
import typeform from 'typeform'
const api = typeform('<your_api_token>')
const typeform = require('typeform')('<your_api_token>')
The API client must be bootstrapped with an API token and optionally provided a version, defaults to latest
.
require('typeform')('<your_api_token>'[, 'latest'])
All methods return a promise in the following pattern:
typeform['<method_name>'].then(
data => console.dir(data),
err => console.dir(err)
)
typeform.base()
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/base
typeform.createForm(<form_data>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/forms
typeform.getForm(<form_id>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/forms-1
typeform.createImage(<image_data>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/images
typeform.getImage(<image_id>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/imagesimage_id
typeform.createDesign(<design_data>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/designs
typeform.getDesign(<design_id>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/designsdesign_id
typeform.createURL(<url_data>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/urls
typeform.getURL(<url_id>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/urlsurl_id
typeform.updateURL(<url_id>, <url_data>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/urlsurl_id-1
typeform.deleteURL(<url_id>)
http://docs.typeform.io/docs/urlsurl_id-2
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Unofficial Typeform Node API
The npm package typeform receives a total of 24 weekly downloads. As such, typeform popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that typeform demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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