An API transforming Typeform data from incoming webhooks into confirmation emails sent to the filler of the form, then into approval emails sent to a third party, and finally into a Jekyll-compatible file in some repository.

Serveur permettant de confirmer les adresses email et d'ajouter des organisations dans la liste des soutiens de l'Appel de Paris.

• Node
• Themis Core

Clone the repository and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/ambanum/paris-call-server.git
cd paris-call-server
npm install

Create a .env file based on the provided .env.example file, adjusting each variable as appropriate.

Create a config/development.js file based on the provided config/development.js.example file, adjusting each variable as appropriate.

Start the server:

npm start

Clone the repository on your server, install dependencies and run the webserver. We suggest to use a production process manager for Node.js like pm2 or Forever.

1. In the config/default.js add the new language identifier in the array supportedLanguages:

module.exports = {
  supportedLanguages: ['en', 'fr', '<LANGUAGE_IDENTIFIER>'],
  repository: {
  …

2. Create a JSON translations file for the new language in the folder locales, copy the content of the locales/en.json file and translates the content.

3. In the file app/transform/index.js ensure the RegExps for categories (in the variable CATEGORY_MATCHERS) and openness levels (in the variable OPENNESS_LEVEL_MATCHERS) properly matches the possible text contents of the corresponding questions in TypeForm.

See ambanum/pariscall.international readme for adding new language support also on the frontend side.

EUPL v1.2: akin to an AGPL, but more readable and translated and legally binding into all languages of the EU. Recap.