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vcaptcha-stateless

v1.0.4

Published

Node.js captcha generator

Downloads

1

Readme

vCaptcha-stateless

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Simple but user-friendy Node.js stateless captcha generator, based on vCAPTCHA. It makes the user pick up 2 pictures (in sequence) among several (5 by default). Should be enough for low security forms.

WARNING : this stateless version can only be used if captcha requests are somehow limited, for example with nginx or iptables, and the request rate must match the expiresIn parameter you provide. Otherwise, the client will be able to use the same captcha over and over, making it useless. To avoid this, please use the original stateful version of vCAPTCHA.


vCAPTCHA preview


Getting Started

What it does :

  • generate base64 pictures to display in the client;
  • generate a phrase to help you pick up the right pictures;
  • generate pictures names only if you want a custom phrase;
  • generate a key, which is simply the encoded solution.

All this data must be passed to the client. The key must be sent back to the server along with the guessed solution.

Install

npm i --save vcaptcha-stateless

API

require('vcaptcha')(options)

  • Initialize vCaptcha
  • options <Object>
    • secret Required: JWT secret
    • maxFails Default: 10 - max fails allowed per userId

create(options, callback)

  • options <Object>
    • userId Default: ''
    • expiresIn Default: 60 - seconds
    • language Default: 'en' - also supported: 'fr'
    • length Default: 5 - number of pictures to send to the client
    • failCount Default: 0 - current fail count - set automatically
  • returns { key, data, names, phrase }
    • captcha <Object>
      • key JWT token containing the captcha data
      • data base64 pictures array
      • phrase explanation to solve the captcha
      • names pictures to find to solve the captcha, to create your own phrase
    • count fail count

solve(options, callback)

  • options <Object>
    • key Required: key of the captcha to solve
    • solution Required: guessed solution provided by the client.
  • callback <Function> returns (valid, newCaptcha)
    • valid <Boolean> whether or not captcha is solved
    • newCaptcha <Object> if validation failed.

Example

Try it on RunKit.

const vCaptcha = require('vcaptcha-stateless')({ 
  secret: 'secret'
});

const captcha = vCaptcha.create();

vCaptcha.solve({
  key: captcha.key,
  solution: captcha.solution
}, (valid, newCaptcha) => {
  // if (valid) newCaptcha = undefined
});

Client use

Example with Angular template.

<div class="captcha">
  <h5 *ngIf="error">Too many fails, come back later.</h5>
  <div *ngIf="!error" class="captcha-box">
    <label><span>{{ captcha.phrase }}</span></label>
    <ul class="thumbnails selector">
      <li *ngFor="let src of captcha.data; let i = index">
        <div class="thumbnail" [class.selected]="isSelected(i)" (click)="toggleSelect(i)">
          <img class="image" [src]="'data:image/png;base64,'+ src">
        </div>
      </li>
    </ul>
  </div>
</div>

Credit

Pictures are taken from deprecated VisualCaptcha.