Submit JSON helps web developers handle the "submission" half of a form submission. It sends notifications via email and webhooks when POST-ing data to an endpoint. Bring your front or back end, then Submit JSON with one line of code.
What are some common scenarios where 'Submit JSON' can be used?
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@bonvisions It's great at handling contact form submissions, alerting you when a new user signs up, sending you quiz results, etc - basically anything that you'd need an email notification for. It's also useful to developers with static websites with no server or back end.
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💎 Pixel perfection
Congrats @dylanmcgowan on the launch! Just dove into Submit JSON's docs—super clear on integration! Loved the versatile JS/TS client examples. The API is a lifesaver for hassle-free notifications. Super impressed with the simplicity.
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@swati_parida I appreciate the kind words :) And thanks for taking the time to read the docs 💚
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Congrats on the launch!
I'm interested to see if this can be utilized as a form for minimal static content, perhaps a teaser site.The web site looks great.
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@zane_jp Thanks so much 💚 That sounds like a great use case for Submit JSON!
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Hey Dylan! 🚀 Submit JSON seems like a time-saver for simplifying form submissions! 🌐 Could you share a bit more about how the real-time notifications work? How quick is the notification delivery, and are there any customizable features for users to tailor their alerts or How does the JS client handle various runtimes like Node.js, Deno, etc.?
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@aashish_peepra The notifications fire upon submission, and you'll receive an email a few seconds later. At a technical level the notification fires when sending a POST request to an endpoint with your JSON. The endpoints can be customized to send the notification to a different email address, change the submission format, or play a sound upon submission (when browsing the app). This can all be overridden when making the API call itself. The JS client works in all of those runtimes because they are all JavaScript runtimes, and they all have access to the fetch API. We'll be adding lots of integrations (with apps like slack and notion) in the near future so keep your eyes peeled! 💚
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@dylanmcgowan : Congrats on the launch team, the product looks amazing.
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@saroj_sahoo 💚
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Good look with the launch, cool product!
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@colinmcdermott 💚 Thanks so much Colin!
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The UI is awesome!
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@coderwonka Thanks 💚 Good looks with your Wonka vision :) I used Tailwind CSS to style the UI if you're curious
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