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@kydev/verification-code
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// 获取验证码信息 - 接口返回.
result: {
bg: "https://cdn-public.knowyourself.cc/2022/03/01/621d9167a9ee4.png",
dg: "https://cdn-public.knowyourself.cc/2022/03/01/621d9167d977b.png",
id: "628dbab0a3d4a",
y: 396,
}
// 提交验证码信息.
// 参数.
params: {
x: "",
y: "",
id: "" 验证码id
}
// 返回结果.
result: {
code: "" // 继续进行下一步的校验.
}
import verificationCode from "@kydev/verification-code"
// el根节点
const verification = new verificationCode(el, {
getUrl: "", // 获取验证码信息 接口URL.
postUrl: "", // 提交验证码信息 接口URL.
api: axios // 接口请求方式.
})
// 验证成功返回的code
verification.codeCallBack().then((code) => {
console.log(code, "返回的code");
});
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We found that @kydev/verification-code demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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