Headless Tracking Block Example
Here's a simple node application that handles communicating with the Wonderment API based on a search term, and then returns a simple tracking block to render in the user's browser. This is the skeleton of a headless Wonderment tracking page, where you can build your own unique experiences on top of the API instead of using an out of the box tracking block.
This is distributed as a complete demo application - just make sure you have the right node modules, fill in credentials, start the server, and you can try out requests. This process is detailed more in the repository README.