Examples of servers to listen for and process webhooks from SurveyLegend

Note: It's necessary to have an IP or URL that is accessible from the Internet for SurveyLegend webhook processing service or SurveyLegend app to reach the server.

1. Copy and rename .env.example to .env, modify environment variables.
2. Run npm install in terminal

1. Run npm run http in terminal
2. Enter url in SurveyLegend app

1. Run npm run express in terminal
2. Enter url in SurveyLegend app

1. Run npm run hapi in terminal
2. Enter url in SurveyLegend app

These examples are meant to be run from the command-line like so and usually require an API-key. php examples/script.php --apikey=XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX

Run php ./php/examples/get_survey_list.php --apikey=XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX

Note that no API-key is necessary, surveys are available publicly otherwise they wouldn't load when someone wants to participate.

Run php ./php/examples/get_survey.php --survey_id=#######

Run php ./php/examples/get_responses_for_survey.php --apikey=XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX --survey_id=#######

Run php ./php/examples/get_response.php --apikey=XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX --response_id=#######

To use a PHP script for receiving a web-server such as Nginx, Apache or similar is necessary. The server must also be configured to respond to requests coming from the Internet and to run PHP scripts.

TODO: Create script for handling incoming webhook call.

These examples are meant to be run from the command-line like so and usually require an API-key. python python/examples.py --apikey=XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX --limit=3

Include get survey list for user, iterating and getting surveys

To use a Python script for receiving a web-server such as Nginx, Apache or similar is necessary, a Python based server can also be used. The server must also be configured to respond to requests coming from the Internet and to run Python scripts.

TODO: Create script for handling incoming webhook call.