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post-google-forms-nodejs

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Last edited Sep 6, 2017

Created on Sep 6, 2017

This example demonstrates how to submit form data directly to a Google Form using Node.js, bypassing the need for a browser interface. It shows a programmatic POST request that populates a form with fields such as size, email, delivery method, and address. The code uses the `superagent` library to send URL-encoded form data to the `/formResponse` endpoint of Google Forms. It explicitly maps each form field’s entry ID, like `entry.1721541334`, and includes both regular and "other" response options. The script logs the server response or any errors encountered during submission.

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