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google-recaptcha

v1.1.0

Published

A simple and framework agnostic way to verify Google Recaptcha data.

Downloads

1,825

Readme

Google Recaptcha

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A simple and framework agnostic way to verify Google Recaptcha data. This package currently supports Google Recaptcha V2.

Installation

$ yarn add google-recaptcha

Usage

const GoogleRecaptcha = require('google-recaptcha')

const googleRecaptcha = new GoogleRecaptcha({secret: 'RECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY'})

// Some pseudo server code:

http.on('POST', (request, response) => {
  const recaptchaResponse = request.body['g-recaptcha-response']

  googleRecaptcha.verify({response: recaptchaResponse}, (error) => {
    if (error) {
      return response.send({isHuman: false})
    }

    return response.send({isHuman: true})
  })
})

Methods and Variables

constructor(Object options)

Creates an instance of the Google Recaptcha verifier. Here are the options:

  • String secret (required): Your Google Recaptcha secret key.
  • String apiUrl: The API URL to verify with. This option defaults to GoogleRecaptcha.DEFAULT_API_URL.
  • Object logger: Any console.log compatible logger. Defaults to using the debug package. The debug namespace is recaptcha.

googleRecaptcha.verify(Object options, Function callback)

Runs a verification of the Recaptcha response. Here are the options:

  • String response (required): The Recaptcha response token.
  • String remoteIp: The user's IP address.

The callback can take an Error error as its first parameter and a Object body as its second parameter. The body is a raw response from the Recaptcha verification. Specific details can be found here.

Static String GoogleRecaptcha.DEFAULT_API_URL

The default API URL to verify with. The value is https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify.

License

Copyright (c) 2016 Martin Experiments LLC

MIT (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)