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captchaguru
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JS wrapper for the site Captcha.guru, used to solve captchas.
npm i captchaguru
const Guru = require("captchaguru");
const solver = new Guru("apiKey", "method", "siteKey", "siteURL");
async function solve() {
console.log(await solver.solve());
}
solve();
/**
* Guru instance
* @param {string} apiKey API key to captchaguru
* @param {string} method Defines which service you're trying to solve (ex hcaptcha)
* @param {string} siteKey Value of data-sitekey parameter you found on page, for example 93d2dffa-6cad-4031-9c00-4741a03c569d
* @param {string} pageURL Full URL of the page where you see the hCaptcha, for example http://learn.captcha.guru/ln/hcaptcha/
* @param {string} proxy Format: login:password@151.142.23.32:3128
* @param {string} proxyType Type of your proxy: HTTP, HTTPS.
*/
const solver = new Guru("apiKey", "method", "siteKey", "siteURL", "proxy", "proxytype");
/**
* May take up to 5 seconds (Captchaguru takes a while)
* @throws On API error
* @returns {string} Captcha token on successful resolve
*/
solver.solve();
/**
* Amount to sleep before attempting to check if captchaguru is done with your captcha
* Default value is 500 (ms)
* @type {number}
*/
solver.sleepAmount = 500;
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API wrapper for captcha.guru
The npm package captchaguru receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, captchaguru popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that captchaguru 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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