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Used Packages:
canvas
Kullanılan Modüller:
canvas
Developer:
Swôth#9990
andRoalia#0001
Geliştirici:
Swôth#9990
veRoalia#0001
EN: First we have to define the package.
TR: İlk olarak modülü tanımlamalıyız.
const rCaptcha = require('rcaptcha')
EN: Let's see how to create a captcha.
TR: Nasıl captcha oluşturulduğuna bakalım.
const rCaptcha = require('rcaptcha')
const newCaptcha = new rCaptcha({
language: "", // TR or EN is available...
difficulty: "", // EASY, MEDIUM, HARD, VERYHARD is available...
length: 4, // Length is must me between 4 and 12...
})
EN: Let's see the response.
TR: Yanıtı görelim.
const rCaptcha = require('rcaptcha')
const newCaptcha = new rCaptcha({
language: "EN", // TR or EN is available...
difficulty: "HARD", // EASY, MEDIUM, HARD, VERYHARD is available...
length: 10, // Length is must me between 4 and 12...
})
console.log(newCaptcha)
//Console:
/*
{
language: "EN",
difficulty: "HARD",
length: 10,
code: "KJADJAD", // random
image: {
url: "imageurl",
buffer: "buffercode"
}
}
*/
EN: Let's move on to using Captcha.
TR: Captcha kullanımına geçelim.
const rCaptcha = require('rcaptcha')
const newCaptcha = new rCaptcha({
language: "EN", // TR or EN is available...
difficulty: "HARD", // EASY, MEDIUM, HARD, VERYHARD is available...
length: 10, // Length is must me between 4 and 12...
})
// captcha image link: newCaptcha.image.url
// example in discord.js: const x = new Discord.MessageAttachment(newCaptcha.image.buffer)
// example in html: <img src=" + newCaptcha.image.url + ">
const input = "TEST" // your input
if (input !== newCaptcha.code) {
console.log("Captcha failed!")
} else {
console.log("Captcha was passed!")
}
0.0.3 ▸ New developer (Roalia#0001) added, the number of lines has been reduced, automatic update add!!
0.0.2 ▸ A small bug was fixed!
0.0.1 ▸ Package created and published on NPM
by
Swôth#9990
andRoalia#0001
(MIT)
FAQs
rCaptcha Human Verification | by Swôth#9990 & Loiren#0555 & Roalia#0001
We found that rcaptcha demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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