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Want you to get captcha verified **tokens** calling one function within your NodeJS application?


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captchaai.io api wrapper🧠 (tasks handler)

Want you to get captcha verified tokens calling one function within your NodeJS application?

Run with this repo and find a fast way to perform web/api automations.

  • Manage to solve captcha challenges with AI in a NodeJS app (captcha service based).
  • ❗ An API key it's required. Get here.
  • 👀 Puppeteer integration at puppeteer-extra-plugin-captchaai.

now binded: 🔥 AntiKasada & AntiAkamaiBMP. 🔥 HCaptcha & FunCaptcha Images Classification.

⬇️ Install

npm i captchaai-npm

✋ Usage

  1. Import module.

     const Captchaai = require('captchaai-npm');
    
  2. Declare singleton/handler.

     const handler = new Captchaai(apikey); // task handler / solver
    

❗ There are 2 different versions in order to handle task results:

1️⃣ fast-bind methods

example: check captchaai.io balance + run for one .hcaptchaproxyless()

const Captchaai = require('captchaai-npm');
const handler = new Captchaai('apikey', 1); // verbose level 1
let b = await handler.balance();
if(b > 0){  // usd balance
    await handler.hcaptchaproxyless('https://websiteurl.com/', '000000-000000000-0000000')
        .then(async r => {
            if(r.error === 0)
                console.log('got token!\n' + JSON.stringify(r.apiResponse));
        });
}

example: run HCaptchaTask with .hcaptcha() w/custom proxy server.

const Captchaai = require('captchaai-npm');
const handler = new Captchaai('apikey', 1); // verbose level 1
let b = await handler.balance();
if(b > 0){  // usd balance
    await handler.hcaptcha(
        'https://websiteurl.com/', 
        '000000-000000000-0000000',
        { proxy: "proxyType:proxyAddress:proxyPort:proxyLogin:proxyPassword" }   // 2nd proxyInfo format
    )
     .then(async r => {
         if(r.error === 0)
             console.log('got token!\n' + JSON.stringify(r.apiResponse));
     });
}

2️⃣ Run any task. Build taskData schema for a task type.

example: build custom proxy taskData schema for HCaptchaTask.

const Captchaai = require('captchaai-npm');
const handler = new Captchaai('apikey');
const taskData =
    { 
    type : 'HCaptchaTask',  // type is required, etc.
    websiteURL : 'https://website.com/', 
    websiteKey : '000000-00000-000000-000000000',
    // proxyInfo: { proxy: "proxyType:proxyAddress:proxyPort:proxyLogin:proxyPassword" }, // also string format is supported with `proxy`
    proxyInfo: { 'proxyType': 'http', 'proxyAddress': 'ip_address', 'proxyPort': 3221, 'proxyLogin': 'username', 'proxyPassword': 'password' },
    }
handler.runAnyTask(taskData).then(response => { console.log(response); });

↩️ Returned object

All methods return the following schema.

ParameterTypeDescription
errornumber[-1] request/solving error. [0] success solving.
statusTextstringhttp status string
apiResponseobjectresults/solution (captchaai.io API response).
// ✅ success object example
{   
  error: 0,  
  statusText: '200 OK',
  apiResponse: {
    errorId: 0,
    taskId: '4e6c33f5-bc14-44d0-979e-d5f37b072c59',
    status: 'ready',
    solution: {
      gRecaptchaResponse: '03AIIukzgCys9brSNnrVbwXE9mTesvkxQ-ocK ...'
    }
  }
}
// ❌ invalid task object example
{   
  error: -1,
  statusText: '400 Bad Request',
  apiResponse: {
        errorCode: "ERROR_INVALID_TASK_DATA",
        errorDescription: "clientKey error",
        errorId: 1
    }
}
  • Each method it's an easy way to launch and handle multiple requests to captchaai API.
  • Some determinated captchas task have required arguments which mostly are of type string or type object. Anycase, this is described in captchaai.io official docs page.
  • reffered docs.

⚙️Supported API methods

MethodReturns
await handler.balance()directly the float value or an error object
await handler.getBalance()succes or error object
await handler.runAnyTask(taskData)handle task results for a taskData schema passed. In order to build this object, use !reffered docs and check parameters by catpcha task type.
  • taskData schema it's shown in examples.
  • proxyInfo schema has 2 versions:

{ 'proxy' : 'proxyType:proxyAddress:proxyPort:proxyLogin:proxyPassword' }

or

{ 'proxyType': 'http', 'proxyAddress': 'ip_address', 'proxyPort': 3221, 'proxyLogin': 'username', 'proxyPassword': 'password' }

(proxyLogin & proxyPassword are optionals)

task-bind methods

retrieve solutions (tokens/coordenates) with the followings:

// check type of arguments and if it's required in API doc
await handler.image2text(body) // example: body it's a base64 string

await handler.antikasada(pageURL, proxyInfo, onlyCD, userAgent) // *: pageUrl & proxyInfo are always required
await handler.antiakamaibmp(packageName, version, deviceId, deviceName, count) // *: packageName it's always required

await handler.hcaptcha(websiteURL, websiteKey, proxyInfo, userAgent, isInvisible, enterprisePayload)
await handler.hcaptchaproxyless(websiteURL, websiteKey, userAgent, isInvisible, enterprisePayload)
await handler.hcaptchaclassification(question, queries, coordinate)

await handler.recaptchav2(websiteURL, websiteKey, proxyInfo, userAgent, isInvisible, recaptchaDataSValue, cookies)
await handler.recaptchav2proxyless(websiteURL, websiteKey, userAgent, isInvisible, recaptchaDataSValue, cookies)
await handler.recaptchav2enterprise(websiteURL, websiteKey, proxyInfo, userAgent, enterprisePayload, apiDomain, cookies)
await handler.recaptchav2enterpriseproxyless(websiteURL, websiteKey, userAgent, enterprisePayload, apiDomain, cookies)
await handler.recaptchav3(websiteURL, websiteKey, proxyInfo, pageAction, minScore)
await handler.recaptchav3proxyless(websiteURL, websiteKey, pageAction, minScore)

await handler.datadome(websiteURL, userAgent, captchaUrl, proxyInfo)

await handler.funcaptcha(websiteURL, websitePublicKey, proxyInfo, funcaptchaApiJSSubdomain, userAgent, data)
await handler.funcaptchaproxyless(websiteURL, websitePublicKey, funcaptchaApiJSSubdomain, userAgent, data)
await handler.funcaptchaclassification(image, question)

await handler.geetest(websiteURL, gt, challenge, geetestApiServerSubdomain, proxyInfo, version, userAgent, geetestGetLib, initParameters)
await handler.geetestproxyless(websiteURL, gt, challenge, geetestApiServerSubdomain, version, userAgent, geetestGetLib, initParameters)

pass null instead of empty for optional arguments

Currently unsupported API methods: ❌ ReCaptchaV2Classification

🆕 News

Verbose level

const handler = new Captchaai(apikey, verbose); // on handler initialization

Verbose level undefined || 0: Dont print logs, just get response.

Verbose level 1: Print logs about performed requests during execution.

Verbose level 2: Appends full captchaai api response in verbose level 1 outputs.

More code examples

example: build proxyless taskData schema for HCaptchaTaskProxyless.

const Captchaai = require('captchaai-npm');
const handler = new Captchaai('apikey');
const taskData = 
    { type : 'HCaptchaTaskProxyless', websiteURL : 'https://website.com/', websiteKey : '000000-00000-000000-000000000' }
await handler.runAnyTask(taskData).then(response => { console.log(response); });

example: recaptchav3.

import Captchaai from 'captchaai-npm'; // import as ES6 module
const apikey = 'CAI-XXX...';
const handler = new Captchaai(apikey);

// *proxyType parameter supports for: http, https, socks4, socks5
await handler.recaptchav3(
        'https://websiteurl.com/',
        '0000000000000_0000000',
        { 'proxyType': 'http', 'proxyAddress': 'ip_address', 'proxyPort': 3221, 'proxyLogin': 'username', 'proxyPassword': 'password' },
        'sign_in' // pageAction argument required in recaptchav3
).then(response => { console.log(response); }) 

*Building fast test-project with captchaai-npm

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Last updated on 08 Nov 2022

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