API

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The walker.js API destination allows you to send events to a custom API endpoint using the walker.js library. This can be useful when you want to send data to a backend system for further processing or any external service.

Configuration

Start by setting up the config for the destination. Destinations can be used via node or directly in the browser.

const config = {
  custom: {
    url: 'https://httpbin.org/anything',
    transform: (event, config, mapping) => {
      return JSON.stringify(event);
    },
    transport: 'fetch',
  },
};

CustomConfig

Property	Type	Description
url*	string	The URL to send the events to.
transform	function	A function to transform the events before sending them to the URL.
transport	fetch (default), xhr, beacon	The transport method to use when sending events.

Properties with a * are required.

How to use

First, define the config that you want to use for the destination:

const config = {
  custom: {
    url: 'https://httpbin.org/anything',
  },
};

Choose one of the following installation options to use the destination:

TypeScript

Install the destination via npm

npm i @elbwalker/destination-web-api

import { elb } from '@elbwalker/walker.js';
import destinationAPI from '@elbwalker/destination-web-api';

elb('walker destination', destinationAPI, config);

Script

Loading the destination via dynamic import

<script>
  // Upload the dist/index.mjs on your own server
  const destination = (
    await import(
      'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@elbwalker/destination-web-api/dist/index.mjs'
    )
  ).default;

  elb('walker destination', destination, config);
</script>

Code

Copy the code from the index.browser.js file

(function () {
  'use strict';
  var Destination = (() => {})(); // This is the copied code

  elb('walker destination', Destination.default, config);
})();