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com.github.sdtool:stateless-captcha
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Simple standalone stateless captcha library for Java 8 (and above). Stateless verification implementation for custom usage (such as spring boot stateless microservice mode).
Based on http://simplecaptcha.sourceforge.net/ version 1.2.1
Captcha captcha=new Captcha.Builder(200, 50)
.addText()
.addNoise()
.addBackground()
.build();
TokenProperties props = new TokenProperties("sd", 300)
// Create token (creator side, can be in any microservice/application)
Creator creator = new Creator(props);
// build token with captcha from earlier stage
CaptchaToken token = creator.create(captcha);
// verify token (verifier side, can be in any other microservice/application)
CaptchaVerificationToken verification=<user side data>
Verifier verifier = Verifier(props);
// verify token. If invalid VerificationException is thrown
verifier.verify(verification);
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Stateless captcha library for java
We found that com.github.sdtool:stateless-captcha demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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