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basedflare-session-niquests
A package that extends Python's niquests session to solve some BasedFlare Proof of Work (PoW) challenges automatically. It also includes utility functions to solve the challenges manually.
Please note that this package is a work in progress and may not function in all cases.
Currently, it supports the argon2 and sha256 PoW challenges.
Any other challenge, such as a CAPTCHA, will raise an exception.
Fork notice: This is a port of basedflare-session to niquests. Big thanks to @loynet and @jawah for their work! I intend to maintain this fork up to date with the original package, as well as introduce improvements where applicable.
Usage
Suppose example.com is a website that requires you to solve a challenge before you can access it. Below is a simple
example of how to use the package:
from basedflare_session_niquests import BasedSession
# Create a new session
session = BasedSession()
# Use the session to send a GET request
response = session.get('https://example.com')
# Print the response
print(response.text)
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