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This is an api wrapper for the 9kw captcha solver service. An Api Key is needed, generate using the 9kw website.
node:
$ npm install 9kw
$ yarn add 9kw
Only tested on node cli, but could also work in the browser with browserify. Please give feedback.
NOTE: All methods are asynchronous. Use the callbacks correctly.
const api_9kw = require('9kw')
const captcha = new api_9kw("API_KEY")
// Submit the captcha, you can also submit using an url or base64 string
// .submitUrl(url, cb) or .submitBase64(data, cb) methods
captcha.submitImage("./captcha.png", (err, newID) => {
if(err) {
console.log(err);
return
}
console.log("Captcha uploaded!: " + captchaID);
// Next step is to get the solution of the uploaded captcha using
// the new captchaID
})
// Get the solution of the captcha with a timeout of 40 seconds
// this means that the callback will be called when the captcha is solved
// usually is solved under 30s
captcha.getSolutionLoop(captchaID, 40, (err, solution) => {
if(err) {
console.log(err);
return
}
console.log("Solution: " + solution);
})
// Tell 9kw the solution was correct or not
captcha.isCorrect(captchaID, true)
// Get the 9kw server check info
captcha.serverCheck((err, serverInfo) => {
console.log(serverInfo)
});
// Get your account balance (credits)
captcha.getBalance((err, balance) => {
console.log(balance)
});
MIT
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9kw api wrapper to solve captchas
We found that 9kw demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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