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@hashteelab/dodo-scan

v0.2.0

Published

SDK for Dodo document-capture scanners: cloud records, LAN scanning, delivery connectors, webhook verification

Readme

dodo-scan

TypeScript/Node SDK for Dodo — the network document-capture scanner: structured data out of paper, extracted by a cloud VLM against your own field schemas.

Zero dependencies. Node 18+.

npm install @hashteelab/dodo-scan

Pull records from Dodo Cloud

import { DodoCloud } from "@hashteelab/dodo-scan";

const cloud = new DodoCloud("api.getdodo.in", process.env.DODO_API_KEY!);

const records = await cloud.listExtractions({ status: "completed", q: "acme" });
for (const r of records) {
  console.log(r.document_type, r.data);
}

// Fix a misread value and approve a needs_review record:
await cloud.reviewExtraction("ext_…", "completed", { total: 8050 });

// Everything the current filters match, as CSV:
const csv = await cloud.exportCsv({ profileId: "pr_…" });

Trigger a scan on the scanner next to you (LAN)

import { DodoScanner } from "@hashteelab/dodo-scan";

const scanner = new DodoScanner("scanner.local:8443");
const record = await scanner.scan({
  documentType: "purchase_invoice",
  fields: {
    supplier: "string",
    total: "number",
    line_items: [{ product: "string", qty: "number" }],
  },
}); // resolves when the page is captured and extracted
console.log(record.data.total);

Receive records by webhook

Create a webhook connector (store config.secret — it is shown once), then verify every delivery:

const cn = await cloud.createConnector({
  type: "webhook",
  name: "My app",
  config: { url: "https://example.com/dodo" },
});
// cn.config.secret is the whsec_… signing key — shown ONCE

Records are fetched fresh at delivery time, so a review decision made before delivery ships in its final form. Other connector types ("s3", and "gsheets" — one spreadsheet row per record) use the same createConnector / testConnector / listConnectorDeliveries surface.

import { verifyWebhookSignature } from "@hashteelab/dodo-scan";

app.post("/dodo", (req, res) => {
  const ok = verifyWebhookSignature(
    process.env.DODO_WEBHOOK_SECRET!,
    req.rawBody,                       // the exact bytes, not re-serialized JSON
    req.header("X-Dodo-Signature")!,
  );
  if (!ok) return res.status(401).end();
  const { record } = JSON.parse(req.rawBody);
  // … 2xx acknowledges; anything else is retried with backoff
  res.status(200).end();
});

© Hashtee Lab · MIT