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react-captcha-coinhive
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Mine cryptocurrency when you want to verify your users are not bots.
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React Component for coinhive captcha, mine cryptocurrency when you want to verify your users are not bots.
This uses Coin-Hive to mine Monero (XMR).
npm install --save react-coinhive-captcha
// Anywhere in your app as long as it gets mounted
<CoinhiveCaptcha siteKey='EiQYufg9i1OKaZ8mSoSZrjui9ahcbfjG' onComplete={() => console.log('mining completed')} />
siteKey
: Your Coin-Hive Site Key.
userName
: If used, the miner will be created with CoinHive.User(siteKey, userName)
. By default the miner is created with CoinHive.Anonymous(siteKey)
.
threads
: The number of threads the miner should start with. Default is 2
.
maxHash
: The number of maximum hash the miner should mine. Default is 1024
.
throttle
: The fraction of time that threads should be idle. Default is 0
.
onComplete
: A function that is called when the miner
instance is completed.
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Mine cryptocurrency when you want to verify your users are not bots.
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