- from latest version on PyPi:
pip install crecaptcha
from crecatpcha.crecaptcha import crecaptcha
SECRET_KEY = 'Your secret key'
def some_function():
response_token = 'the response token from the client'
if crecaptcha(SECRET_KEY, response_token, 'action_name'):
# safe action
pass
else:
# is a bot, take your custom action.
pass
In the settings.py define the following values:
CRECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY: the recaptcha secret key.
CRECAPTCHA_KEY_NAME: the name of the var in the POST request, by default is 'recaptcha_token'.
Example:
CRECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY = "jgjdnvurmfj3nrfo3nrlksjf" # Mandatory
CRECAPTCHA_KEY_NAME = "grecatpcha" # by default is 'recaptcha_token'
In the following example if the recaptcha validation fails, it will raise an HttpResponseForbidden
from crecatpcha.django_crecatpcha import crecaptcha
@crecaptcha('login')
def login_user(request):
pass
@crecaptcha('register', threshold=0.6)
def register_user(request):
pass
You can define your custom callback when the validations fails, an optionally you can send args & kwargs.
from crecatpcha.django_crecatpcha import crecaptcha
def register_user_on_crecaptcha_error(request, *args, **kwargs):
pass
@crecaptcha('register', register_user_on_crecaptcha_error, args_on_error=[], kwargs_on_error={})
def register_user(request):
pass