react-captcha-coinhive
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Mine cryptocurrency when you want to verify your users are not bots.
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.
I have nothing to do with coin-hive.com
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Mine cryptocurrency when you want to verify your users are not bots.
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