JavaScript API · Antiro Docs

For order pages that send the order with fetch or AJAX instead of submitting a form.

Check an order before sending it#

Call Antiro.decide() when the shopper presses the order button, and send its token with the order. The script may not have loaded, so check for it first and send the order anyway: your server check still runs.

An order page that sends with JavaScript

async function placeOrder(order) {
  const check = window.Antiro
    ? await window.Antiro.decide({
        phone: order.phone,
        name: order.name,
        address: order.address,
      })
    : { act: 'allow', token: '' };

  // notice or block: the shopper saw a message
  if (check.act !== 'allow') return;

  await fetch('/api/orders', {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
    body: JSON.stringify({
      ...order,
      session_token: check.token,
    }),
  });
}

What decide returns#

Antiro.decide() resolves to { act, token }:

`act`	Meaning	What to do
`allow`	The order can go. Also returned on any failure.	Send the order, with `token` as `session_token`.
`notice`	The shopper was asked to change something on their side.	Do not send. Call `decide()` again at the next press.
`block`	The shopper saw the refusal message.	Do not send.

Reference#

Antiro.decide(contact) Promise: Checks the order. contact holds phone, name and address, all optional. Each call runs one check, and a call made while a check is running shares its answer.
Antiro.token() string: The current order reference, to send as session_token.
Antiro.ready() Promise: Settles once the script has tried to start its session.
Antiro.verdict() string: bot when Antiro judged this tab automated, ok when it answered, otherwise unknown.
Antiro.version string: The script’s version.