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cf-turnstile

v1.0.8

Published

A very simple wrapper for Cloudflare Turnstile written in TypeScript.

Downloads

392

Readme

cf-turnstile

A very simple wrapper for Cloudflare Turnstile written in TypeScript.

Quickstart

import Turnstile from 'cf-turnstile';
const turnstile = Turnstile('SECRET_KEY');

// ...

const result = await turnstile('TOKEN_PROVIDED_BY_BROWSER');
if (!result.success) {
    // The token is invalid. Reject the request.
    return;
}

// The token is valid. Continue your application logic.

Initialization

You must initialize cf-turnstile. When doing so, you may provide default parameters to be used for all requests. Both the secret and options parameters are optional. If the secret is not provided, you must provide it every time when calling turnstile() (see below).

Example

import Turnstile from 'cf-turnstile';
const turnstile = Turnstile('YOUR_SECRET_KEY', {
    // The default parameters to be used for all requests.
    // See the "Parameters" section below (for `turnstile()`) for a list.
});

API Reference

turnstile(token: string, options?: TurnstileOptions): Promise<TurnstileResult>

Verifies a token provided by the browser. Returns a promise that resolves to a TurnstileResult object.

Parameters

token: string

The token provided by the browser.

options: TurnstileOptions

An optional object containing options for the request.

  • secret? (string): The secret key used to generate the token. If not provided, the secret key provided to the Turnstile function will be used. Overrides the default secret key that was provided to the Turnstile function.
  • apiUrl? (string): The URL of the Cloudflare Turnstile API. Defaults to https://challenges.cloudflare.com/turnstile/v0/siteverify.
  • hostname? (string | string[]): The hostname(s) to expect. The validation will fail if this is provided and does not match the value returned by Cloudflare.
  • remoteip? (string): The remote user's IP address. This will be sent to Cloudflare.
  • action? (string | string[]): The action(s) to expect. The validation will fail if this is provided and does not match the value returned by Cloudflare.
  • cdata? (string | string[]): The challenge data(s) (cData) to expect. The validation will fail if this is provided and does not match the value returned by Cloudflare.
  • debug? (string): Enables debug mode. Logs to console what data is sent to and received from Cloudflare.
  • throwOnFailure? (boolean): If set to true, the promise will be rejected if the validation fails. Defaults to false.

Returns

A promise that resolves to a TurnstileResult object.

Note: If throwOnFailure is set to true, the promise will be rejected instead of resolving.

TurnstileResult

An object containing the result of the validation.

  • success (boolean): true if the validation was successful, false otherwise.
  • timestamp? (Date): The timestamp of the challenge.
  • hostname? (string): The hostname of the site the challenge was ran on.
  • errors (string[]): Any error codes returned by Cloudflare or added by cf-turnstile. Empty if the validation was successful.
  • action? (string): The action the challenge was ran for.
  • cdata? (string): The challenge data (cData) returned by Cloudflare.