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ravens

v1.0.1

Published

node.js contact form handler using ReCaptcha

Downloads

2

Readme

ravens

node.js contact form handler using ReCaptcha

installation

$ npm install ravens

usage

var Ravens = require('ravens');

var ravens = Ravens({
	recaptcha_public_key:'...',
	recaptcha_private_key:'...'
})

ravens.on('send', function(formdata){

	// this formdata has been validated by ReCaptcha
	// you can use it to send an email or do whatever

})

var app = express();

// mount the form submit route onto the express application
app.use('/contactsubmit', ravens.handler());

Ravens(appconfig)

create a new express handler with the following properties:

  • recaptcha_public_key - the public key for your recaptcha account
  • recaptcha_private_key - the private key for your recaptcha account

events

these events are emitted by a ravens instance:

emit('send', formdata)

gives a chance to mess with the formdata before the emails are sent

form data

When you submit formdata to the handler - the request body must be JSON and must contain the following fields:

  • recaptcha_challenge_field
  • recaptcha_response_field

These are acquired by using the ReCaptcha client libraries.

There is an angular plugin for Ravens that renders a nice contact form with Recaptcha Plugin built in - ng-ravens.

license

MIT