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Python library for solving various types of captcha including Hcaptcha, ReCaptchaV3(enterprise/normal), ObjectRecognition and Audio.
To install the library, simply run the following command:
pip install aicaptcha
To use the library, import the AiCaptcha class from the aicaptcha module, create an instance of the class with your API key, and call the appropriate method to solve the captcha.
Here's an example:
from aicaptcha import AiCaptcha
api_key = "your_api_key_here"
solver = AiCaptcha(api_key)
# Solve an Hcaptcha
hcaptcha_result = solver.Hcaptcha(site_key="hcaptcha_site_key_here", page_url="hcaptcha_page_url_here", user_agent="your_user_agent_here")
print(hcaptcha_result.token)
print(hcaptcha_result.key)
# Solve a ReCaptchaV3 (enterprise/normal)
recaptchav3_result = solver.ReCaptchaV3(type="recaptchav3_type(enterprise/normal)", site_key="recaptchav3_site_key_here", page_url="recaptchav3_page_url_here", action="recaptchav3_action_here")
print(recaptchav3_result.token)
# Solve a audio captcha
audio_captcha_result = solver.Audio(audio="audio_filename_or_content_or_url", numbers_sensitivity=False)
print(audio_captcha_result.text)
print(audio_captcha_result.confidence)
# Solve the captcha specifying the name of the objects
object_recognition_captcha_result = solver.ObjectRecognition(image="image_filename_or_content_or_url", max_results=5)
print(object_recognition_captcha_result.results)
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We found that aicaptcha demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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