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docuprox

v1.0.0

Published

A Node.js library for processing files and base64 data using the Docuprox API.

Readme

Docuprox

📦 A Node.js library for processing files using the Docuprox API.

This package provides a simple and reliable way to send files or base64-encoded data for automated document processing and extraction.

🚀 Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install docuprox

or with yarn:

yarn add docuprox

Setup

  1. Create a .env file in the root directory with your Docuprox API credentials (copy from .env.example):

    DOCUPROX_API_URL=https://api.docuprox.com/v1
    DOCUPROX_API_KEY=your-api-key-here

    Note: You must provide your own API key. The default in the code is a placeholder and should not be used in production.

Usage

const Docuprox = require("docuprox");

// Initialize client (uses .env variables by default)
const docuprox = new Docuprox();

(async () => {
  try {
    // Process a file
    const fileResult = await docuprox.processFile("./sample.jpg", "your-template-uuid");
    console.log("File Result:", fileResult);

    // Process base64 data
    const base64Result = await docuprox.processBase64("base64-string", "your-template-uuid");
    console.log("Base64 Result:", base64Result);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error("Error:", error.message);
  }
})();

API Reference

Docuprox Class

Constructor

new Docuprox(apiUrl?, apiKey?)
  • apiUrl: Optional base URL (defaults to env or https://api.docuprox.com/v1)
  • apiKey: Optional API key (defaults to env or placeholder)

Methods

processFile(filePath, templateId)

Processes a file by uploading it to the API.

  • filePath: Path to the file
  • templateId: Template UUID
  • Returns: Promise - API response
processBase64(base64Data, templateId)

Processes base64 encoded data.

  • base64Data: Base64 string
  • templateId: Template UUID
  • Returns: Promise - API response

Dependencies

  • axios: ^1.11.0
  • dotenv: ^17.2.1

License

MIT