friendly-captcha-go-sdk
A Go client for the Friendly Captcha verification API.
Installation
go get github.com/friendlycaptcha/friendly-captcha-go-sdk
Usage
import "github.com/friendlycaptcha/friendly-captcha-go-sdk"
frcClient := friendlycaptcha.NewClient(apikey, sitekey)
solution := r.FormValue(friendlycaptcha.SolutionFormFieldName)
shouldAccept, err := frcClient.CheckCaptchaSolution(r.Context(), solution)
if err != nil {
if errors.Is(err, friendlycaptcha.ErrVerificationFailedDueToClientError) {
log.Printf("!!!!!\n\nFriendlyCaptcha is misconfigured! Check your Friendly Captcha API key and sitekey: %v\n", err)
} else if (errors.Is(err, friendlycaptcha.ErrVerificationRequest)) {
log.Printf("Could not talk to the Friendly Captcha API: %v\n", err)
}
}
if !shouldAccept {
return
}
Beware that the CheckCaptchaSolution
function returns two values:
- Whether you should accept the request (
bool
) - An error (or nil)
Even if the error is non-nil, the first boolean value may still be true and you should accept the request!
Advanced, optional strictness setting
As a best practice we accept the captcha solution if we are unable to verify it: if we misconfigure our apikey or Friendly Captcha's API goes down we would rather accept all requests than lock all users out.
If you want to change this behavior you can set client.Strict
to true, then the accept value will only be true if we were actually able to verify the captcha solution and it was valid.
Example
Run the example
cd examples/form
FRC_SITEKEY=<my sitekey> FRC_APIKEY=<my api key> go run main.go
Then open your browser and head to http://localhost:8844
Note: you can create a sitekey and API key in the Friendly Captcha dashboard.
Example Screenshot
License
MIT