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||| Developers Apps CompetitionLibraries Widgets Integrations Forum My Apps Login Sign Up Login Welcome {{user.username}}My Account Login Login LOGIN control will be here My Account LogoutAPI Documentation API Documentation cURL PHP Javascript Java Python NodeJS GO C# Ruby Scala Overview Getting Started Authentication Libraries Use Cases FAQ Contact API TeamOverviewThe makes it possible to connect to your form data without using the JotForm web site. The is written for JotForm users and 3rd party developers who would like to serve JotForm users. For example, Zapier uses the to connect form submission data with other services. Care to tell us how you would like to use ? Feel free to email us at api@jotform.com . We’d be happy to help you—we’ll even assign a developer to help you with your task! Getting Started To get started using you need a valid API key. Obtaining an API key is very simple. 1. Go to My Account 2. Navigate to API Section 3. Create a new API Key Get started with the by using an API library in the language of your choice. See libraries section for a complete list. Authentication The supports more than one authentication method to simplify the authentication process in different programming languages. 1. Authenticate with Query Parameters You can send your API Key with your query as a parameter GET An example call to get user details curl -X GET "http://api.jotform.com/user?apiKey={myApiKey}" POST An example call to setup a new webhook curl -X POST -d "webhookURL=http://my.webhook.url/connect-to-DB.ext" -d "apiKey={myApiKey}" "http://api.jotform.com/v1/form/{myFormID}/webhooks" 2. Authenticate with HTTP Headers You can send your API Key with your query as a HTTP header An example call to get user details by HTTP header curl -H "APIKEY: {myApiKey}" "http://api.jotform.com/user" 3. Authenticate with Javascript SDK You can authenticate users through JotForm by using our Javascript SDK. 1. First, you should call JF.login() to launch a login form within an iFrame pop-up to prompt a user to sign-in. If the user authenticates successfully, (s)he will be asked to allow permissions to access to her account. You can pass callback functions to JF.login for both successful and failed authorizations. script src="https://js.jotform.com/JotForm.js"/script script //JF.login(success, error) method takes two optional arguments //Both arguments should be function //First argument will be called after successful login //Second argument will be called if authorization fails JF.login( function success(){ JF.getForms(function(response){ for(var i=0; iresponse.length; i++){ document.write( "li " + response[i].title); } }); }, function error(){ window.alert("Could not authorize user"); } ); /script 2. At this point, we can use the API to perform actions. But, what if we want to be able to store this authentication so that we can use it in the future? To be able to do that, you need to get the user’s API key and save it in your servers. In order to obtain API key from SDK, call JF.getAPIKey method. var apiKey = JF.getAPIKey(); console.log(apiKey); //should log currently used API key Once you have the API key, you can call JF.initialize({apiKey: "123456789"}) and then call any other API methods. Note that JF.login method will automatically call initialize method after successful login. JF.initialize( {apiKey: "123456789"} ); Login with JotForm Libraries Github Repositories Android : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-android - ZIP or Tarball C# : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-csharp - ZIP or Tarball GO : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-go - ZIP or Tarball iOS : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-ios - ZIP or Tarball Java : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-java - ZIP or Tarball NodeJS : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-nodejs - ZIP or Tarball PHP : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-php - ZIP or Tarball Python 2.7 : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-python - ZIP or Tarball Ruby : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-ruby - ZIP or Tarball Scala : https://github.com/jotform/jotform-api-scala - ZIP or Tarball Installation Notes PHP Client Library Simply download JotForm.php into your application path and include in your php file as: include "../JotForm.php"; More info available on repository page at Github . Python 2.7 Client Library There is currently no package submitted to PyPi. You need to download and import jotform_api.py as follows. from jotform_api import JotformAPIClient More info available on repository page at Github . Java Client Library Java client library is not available as a ’.jar’ file so you have to copy the folder structure of JotForm Java package into your project. Java client uses Apache HTTP Client 4.2.5 and org.json packages. So in order to work with the api client you need to add them to your project. First check out the git repository and add the following files into your src folder as: /src/com/jotform/api/JotformAPIWrapper.java /src/com/jotform/api/JotformException.java /src/com/jotform/api/samples/GetTodaysSubmissions.java /src/com/jotform/api/samples/PrintFormList.java /src/org/json/JSONArray.java /src/org/json/JSONException.java /src/org/json/JSONObject.java /src/org/json/JSONString.java /src/org/json/JSONStringer.java /src/org/json/JSONTokener.java /src/org/json/JSONWriter.java Then copy the contents of the /lib/ folder into your project with the same path. /lib/commons-logging-1.1.1.jar /lib/httpclient-4.2.5.jar /lib/httpcore-4.2.4.jar Then you will need to add these .jar s into your buildpath. If you are using eclipse, you can simply right click on each jar file and click Build Path-Add To Build Path. If the jars are not visible in your project explorer even though you copied them into your lib/ folder, try right clicking on your project in Package Explorer and then clicking refresh. More information available on repository page at Github . Javascript Client Library Copy and paste the script below to your page script src="https://js.jotform.com/JotForm.js"/script NodeJS Client Library npm install jotform More information available on repository page at Github . Use cases You can find some use cases in API Use Cases Repository Calculate Survey Result Percentages : Example written with API PHP library to calculate the percentages of star rates/radio buttons in the form submissions. Download your submissions’ uploaded files to your computer, implemented with Ruby. Combine Submissions from different forms into one .csv file. Implemented with JavaScript and PHP. Contribution Map : See where submissions come from. Implemented with JavaScript only. JotForm Views : List and display Submissions blended with your imagination. Made so easy. Implemented with JavaScript and PHP. Populate Fields : A script that creates urls to prepopulate your forms with your desired values. Implemented with JavaScript. Answer Comparator : This script compares the current form entries to those that have already been submitted by previous users. Implemented with JavaScript and PHP. Import Submissions : This script imports data from .CSV and Microsoft Excel files and submits them to JotForm via the PHP API. Implemented with JavaScript and PHP. Do you have an use case to share with us? Fork our repository , commit your code and open a pull request! Do you want us to implement examples for you? Contact Us and let us know your request! FAQ What is ? allows you to access your JotForm account, forms and form submissions. Writing applications, integrations and scripts with is very easy since it is based on REST principles. Code samples are also available on most common languages such as PHP, Java, Python, NodeJS and GO. What are the most common uses for ? Integration with a 3rd party app to process existing form submission data, or to receive submission notifications with webhooks. Mobile frontend apps for JotForm. To...