Backend API of wCaptcha
wCaptcha provides official services, so if you don't want to deploy it yourself, you can go directly to using official services.
If you want to deploy privately, follow the steps below.
Before installing, make sure you have go installed
Build from source
git clone https://github.com/wcaptcha/wcaptcha-api
cd wcaptcha-api
go buildYou can also download the pre-compiled binaries at the Release page
Next, create a configuration file named .env, you can just cp .env.example .env then edit it.
Once the configuration is set, you can start the service.
./wcaptchaNow let's create a site.
curl -X POST localhost:8090/site/createThe result is returned in JSON format, containing api_key and api_secret, which is the key of your site.
To modify the difficulty (aka client proofing time), you can execute.
curl -X POST localhost:8090/site/update --data "api_secret=YOUR_API_SECRET&hardness=HARDNESSWhere HARDNESS is a number, the default HARDNESS for a site is 4194303 (2^22-1), you can set any number.
docker pull wcaptcha/wcaptcha-api
docker run -p 8090:8090 -v /data:/data wcaptcha/wcaptcha-apiWhen using docker deployment, the default STORAGE is file. This is configurable via environment variables. See .env.example for available environment variables.
You can also deploy the service to vercel. Please be noticed file storage is not available while deploying to vercel, because vercel is a serverless and the filesystem is not persist.
First install the vercel cli tool,
npm i -g vercelThen run:
cp .env .env.production
./vercel-deploy.shthen follow the instructions to finish deployment.
w = new wcaptcha(API_KEY)
w.setEndpoint("https://your-deployed-service.com/")
// Then use wcaptcha as usual
// w.bind("any-selector")