invisifox

invisiFox Node.js API

Welcome to the invisiFox Node.js API!
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In order to use the invisiFox API you will need an API key. You can get your API key by creating an account and adding credit on invisifox.com.

Installation

To install the Node.js API and get started you can simply node install invisiFox into your project.

$ npm install invisifox

HCaptcha Solver

When making a request must pass a number of paramaters. Some key paramters are required and others are not. The list below details the available paramaters. Those marked optional are not required, all the others are required.

token: your invisifox api token
siteKey: the HCaptcha sitekey from the website you are using. This is usually found in HTTP requests or in the HCaptcha iFrame
pageurl: the url on which you find the HCaptcha. Usually the full url is not required, for example all the url parameters may not be necassary
proxy: the proxy address you want to use to solve the HCaptcha in format username:password@host:port or host:port
rqdata (optional): for enterprise HCaptcha websites, this value is usually found in HTTP requests.
useragent (optional): the useragent of the device you are using or emulating
cookies (optional): the browser cookies
invisible (optional): default set to false, set to true for invisible HCaptchas

Solving a HCaptcha usually takes 25 to 120 seconds depending on network traffic so please be patient. You will be automatically charged for each request from your balance at a rate of US$ 0.6 / 1000 Captcha Solutions.

const { invisiFox } = require('invisiFox');

let bot = new invisiFox()
bot.apiKey = 'YOUR API KEY'

solution = await bot.solveHCaptcha('b2b02ab5-7dae-4d6f-830e-7b55634c888b','https://discord.com','http://username:password@host:port')
console.log(solution)

Residential Proxy

In order to use invisiFox proxies you will need your proxy authentication username and password. You can get these two values by creating an account and adding credit on invisifox.com proxies.

invisiFox proxies are designed to be dynamically generated and customizable on the go. The documentation below describes how to generate a proxies.

Random Rotation

Random rotation proxies are proxies that are randomized on each request. This is usefull for use cases where you are requesting a resource that is rate limited but does not maintain a session based on your IP address. For example this is useful for anonymous data scraping, but no ideal for a case where an account is logged in and must make successive requests from the same IP address. In the later case, Stick IPs are more suitable

Sticky Proxies

Sticky IP proxies are designed to be easy to dynamically generate, as well as to maintain a fixed IP session based on a string. In addition we use high level request databasing to reduce instances of IP reuse / collision. Simple put unlike other providers on the market we try to make sure the proxy we provide has not recently been used by you or someone else on the host / website you are accessing. Effectively we substantially increase success rates and reduce the change of being detected on highly sensitive application.

Generating Proxies

You can easily generate proxies using our API. You can pass none, any, or all of the following paramaters.

country (optional): the country where you want the proxy from. Defaults to random country.
proxyType (optional): the type of proxy between "random" and "sticky". Defaults to "random".
protocol (optional): the type of proxy between "http" and "https". Defaults to "http".
count (optional): the number of proxies to be returned in an array. Defaults to 1.

const { invisiFox } = require('invisiFox');

let bot = new invisiFox()
bot.proxyUsername = 'username'
bot.proxyPassword = 'password'

x = bot.makeProxy(country=bot.proxyCountriesList[1],proxyType='sticky',protocol='https',count=5)
console.log(x);

Technical Difficulties

If you are experiencing techincal difficulties please contact [e-mail]. We will do our best to reply in a timely fashion.