Death by Captcha HTTP and Socket API clients.

Solve and bypass All kind of captcha :

1. ✔ Normal image captcha

2. ✔ Text Captcha

3. ✔ reCAPTCHA Coordinates

4. ✔ reCAPTCHA Image Group

5. ✔ reCAPTCHA V2

6. ✔ reCAPTCHA V3

7. ✔ Amazon WAF

8. ✔ HCAPTCHA

9. ✔ Audio Captcha

10. ✔ Capy Captcha

11. ✔ Fun Captcha

12. ✔ Geetest CAPTCHA V3

13. ✔ Geetest CAPTCHA V4

14. ✔ KeyCaptcha

15. ✔ Lemin

16. ✔ Siara

17. ✔ Turnstile

Find more info on example and images folders.

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A simple and lightweight library to use deathbycaptcha api.

Install

npm install @sanjarani/dbc

Usage:

Just call HttpClient or SocketClient class based on your prefer connection and call methods:

const dbc = require('@sanjarani/dbc');

const args = process.argv;

const username = "your-username";     // DBC account username
const password = "your-password";     // DBC account password
const clienttype = args[4];

let client;

if (clienttype === "HTTP"){
    console.log("Using http client");
    client = new dbc.HttpClient(username, password);
}
else {
    console.log("using sockets client")
    client = new dbc.SocketClient(username, password);
}

// Get user balance
client.get_balance((balance) => {
    console.log(balance);
});

Available methods:

There are two types of Death by Captcha (DBC hereinafter) API:

HTTP and Socket ones.

Both offer the same functionalily, with the socket API sporting faster responses and using way less connections.

To access the Socket API, use SocketClient class; for the HTTP API, use HttpClient class.

Both SocketClient and HttpClient give you the following methods:

get_user

 get_user((user) => {})

Returns your DBC account details as a JSON with the following keys :

{
    "user": {},
    // your account numeric ID; if login fails, it will be the only item with the value of 0;
            
    "rate": {},
    // your CAPTCHA rate, i.e. how much you will be charged for one solved CAPTCHA in US cents;
            
    "balance": {}, 
    // your DBC account balance in US cents;
        
    "is_banned": {} 
    // flag indicating whether your account is suspended or not.
}

get_balance

get_balance((balance) => {})

Returns your DBC account balance in US cents (null for invalid user).

// example : 
224.1401

get_captcha

get_captcha(cid, (captcha) => {})
//The only argument `cid` is the CAPTCHA numeric ID.

Returns an uploaded CAPTCHA details as a JSON with the following keys:

{
    "captcha": {},
     // the CAPTCHA numeric ID; if no such CAPTCHAs found, it will be the only item with the value of 0;
     
    "text": {},
     // the CAPTCHA text, if solved, otherwise None;
     
    "is_correct": {}
     // flag indicating whether the CAPTCHA was solved correctly (DBC can detect that in rare cases).
}

get_text

get_text(cid, (text) => {}) 
// The only argument `cid` is the CAPTCHA numeric ID.

Returns an uploaded CAPTCHA text (null if not solved).

report

report(cid, (success) => {})
// The only argument `cid` is the CAPTCHA numeric ID.

Reports an incorrectly solved CAPTCHA.

Returns true on success, false otherwise.

upload

upload({ captcha = null, extra = {} }, (captcha) => {}) 
// The only argument `captcha` is the CAPTCHA image file name.

Uploads a CAPTCHA.

On successul upload you'll get the CAPTCHA details JSON

see get_captcha() method.

NOTE: AT THIS POINT THE UPLOADED CAPTCHA IS NOT SOLVED YET!
You have to poll for its status periodically using get_captcha() or get_text() method until the CAPTCHA is solved and you get the text.

decode

decode({ captcha = null, timeout = null, extra = {} }, (captcha) => {})

A convenient method that uploads a CAPTCHA and polls for its status periodically, but no longer than timeout (defaults to 60 seconds).

If solved, you'll get the CAPTCHA details JSON (see get_captcha() method for details). See upload() method for details on captcha argument.

Simple and fast example using decode :

Select HttpClient or SocketClient first, and then call decode method using image path and timeout:

const dbc = require('@sanjarani/dbc');

const username = "your-username";     // DBC account username
const password = "your-password";     // DBC account password

let client;
let img = '../images/normal.jpg';

client = new dbc.SocketClient(username, password);

// decode a captcha
client.decode({
    captcha: img,
    timeout: 30
}, (response) => {
    console.log(response);
});

The response object will return this result :

{
  captcha: 1633458547, //"captcha id"
  text:  "captcha text",
  is_correct: true,
  status: 0
}

Visit http://www.deathbycaptcha.com/user/api for updates.

License

This module released under the MIT license.

Author

Kiyarash Sanjarani Vahed