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scraptcha

v1.0.1

Published

Scraptcha provides a method of user validation (not a bot) for submission forms.

Downloads

12

Readme

Scraptcha

Scraptcha provides a method of user validation for submission forms.

var express = require('express');
var scraptcha = require('scraptcha');

 // Scraptcha images source information.   
var imageInformation = {path:          __dirname + "/images/green/",
                        filePrefix:    "i_cha_",
                        fileExtension: ".gif"};

// Initialize the Scraptcha data.
scraptcha.initialize(imageInformation);

// Static file server.
var server = new express();
server.use(express.static(__dirname));
server.listen(8800);
console.log("Server is listening on http://localhost:8800");

// Gets the scratcha code sequence. The "id" compensates for a browser update restriction. 
server.get('/scraptcha/:id', function (req, res) {
    res.send(scraptcha.getHTMLSnippet());
});

// Returns validation response.
server.get('/scraptchaValidate/:data', function (req, res) {
    res.send(scraptcha.verify(req));    
});

Installation

$ npm install scraptcha

Features

  • Image reference code entry
  • Base64 image conversion
  • Random code digit sizes
  • Image digit warp
  • Image order scrambling
  • Image code verification

Quick Start

Reference files are located in the 'test' folder. Start the example server by navigating to the ./node_modules/scraptcha directory from the command prompt and perform the command "npm start" or "node ./test/file-server.js".

See the 'submit: function(){...}' in the 'main.js' file for end user form adaptation.

Use your own image base by creating a image cache and then edit 'imageInformation{...}' from the above example. Update 'scraptchaCode[...]' in the package 'index.js' file if the code sequence is different.

License

MIT