@trustcaptcha/trustcaptcha-nodejs
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Trustcaptcha library for nodejs with JavaScript/TypeScript
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The NodeJS library helps you to integrate Trustcaptcha into your NodeJS backend applications.
A captcha solution that protects you from bot attacks and puts a special focus on user experience and data protection.
You can find more information on your website: www.trustcaptcha.com.
Detailed instructions and examples for using the library can be found in our documentation.
Here you can see a short code example of a possible integration. Please refer to our provided documentation for complete and up-to-date integration instructions.
Installing the library
npm i @trustcaptcha/trustcaptcha-nodejs
Fetching and handling the result
// Retrieving the verification result
let verificationResult = await CaptchaManager.getVerificationResult("<your_secret_key>", verificationToken);
// Do something with the verification result
if (!verificationResult.verificationPassed || verificationResult.score > 0.5) {
console.log("Verification failed, or bot score is higher than 0.5 – this could indicate a bot.");
}
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Trustcaptcha library for nodejs with JavaScript/TypeScript
We found that @trustcaptcha/trustcaptcha-nodejs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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