Form to Webhook Integration Script

This script is designed to automate the process of capturing responses from a Google Form and sending them to a specified webhook URL. It's particularly useful for integration with services like Discord, allowing for immediate notifications when a form is submitted.

Features

• Automatic Trigger: Executes upon form submission.
• Customizable Payload: Structures the form responses into a JSON payload.
• Webhook Integration: Sends the data to a specified webhook URL.

Prerequisites

• A Google Form.
• A webhook URL to send the responses to (e.g., a Discord webhook).

Setup

1. Create or open an existing Google Form.
2. Open the Script Editor:
   • Go to the form and then select Script editor from the Extensions menu.
3. Paste the code into the Script Editor.
4. Set the POST_URL:
   • Replace WEBHOOKSTRING with your actual webhook URL.
5. Save the script and create a trigger:
   • Click on the clock icon in the toolbar to open Current project's triggers.
   • Click Add Trigger in the lower right corner.
   • Set the trigger to call onSubmit function when the form is submitted.
6. Deploy the script:
   • Click on Deploy, then New deployment.
   • Choose Web app, set the access permissions, and deploy.

Usage

Once set up, every time the form is submitted, the onSubmit function is triggered, sending the form responses to the webhook URL in a formatted embed message.

Important Notes

• The footer text "XOXO EAT MY ASS" is included as a placeholder. Modify this to suit your professional use case.
• Ensure your webhook is secure and only shared with trusted individuals, as it can be used to send messages to your channel/service.
• Always test the integration with a few submissions to confirm the expected behavior before going live.

Contributions

Contributions to this script are welcome. If you have a feature request or bug report, please open an issue in this repository.

License

This script is released under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For support or inquiries, please open an issue on the GitHub repository page.