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@jspsych-contrib/plugin-capture-url-params

v1.0.0

Published

Captures URL parameters and saves them in the data.

Readme

plugin-capture-url-params

Overview

The plugin-capture-url-params plugin saves data embedded in the URL parameters into the jsPsych data object. This is useful when working with external participant platforms like Prolific, which use URL parameters to pass unique identifiers such as PROLIFIC_PID, STUDY_ID, or SESSION_ID.

By default, the plugin captures all available URL parameters. You can also specify a subset of required parameters using the url_params option. If any of these required parameters are missing, the plugin can optionally show an error message to participants and either allow the experiment to continue (soft_fail = true) or stop the experiment (soft_fail = false).

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Using the CDN-hosted JavaScript file:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@jspsych-contrib/[email protected]"></script>

Using NPM:

npm install @jspsych-contrib/plugin-capture-url-params
import jsPsychPluginCaptureUrlParams from "@jspsych-contrib/plugin-capture-url-params";

Compatibility

plugin-capture-url-params requires jsPsych v8.0.0 or later.

Parameters

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | --------------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | url_params | array of strings | [] | A list of specific URL parameter keys to extract (e.g., ["PROLIFIC_PID", "STUDY_ID"]). If empty, all URL parameters will be captured. | | show_error | boolean | false | Whether to display an error message to the participant if any of the specified parameters are missing. | | error_message | string | "URL parameters could not be retrieved." | The message shown to participants if required parameters are missing. | | soft_fail | boolean | true | If set to false, the experiment will abort when required parameters are missing. If true, the experiment will continue. |

Data

The plugin saves the captured parameters as an object in the response field of the trial data.

{
  "response": {
    "PROLIFIC_PID": "abc123",
    "STUDY_ID": "def456"
  }
}

Documentation

See documentation

Author / Citation

Courtney B. Hilton