raptorwayz (Python)

Solve Cloudflare challenges from Python. Get a valid cf_clearance cookie, the matching User-Agent, and a proxy on the same exit IP, then make your own request with requests, httpx, or anything else.

Official Python client for RaptorWayz. Get an API key (5 free solves) there.

pip install raptorwayz

Usage

import requests
from raptorwayz import RaptorWayz

rw = RaptorWayz("bk_your_api_key")
c = rw.solve("example.com")

resp = requests.get(
    "https://example.com/",
    headers=c.headers,     # {"User-Agent": "..."}
    cookies=c.cookies,     # {"cf_clearance": "..."}
    proxies=c.proxies,     # {"http": "...", "https": "..."}
)
print(resp.status_code)    # 200

All three (cookie, User-Agent, and proxy) must be used together, or Cloudflare re-challenges.

With httpx

import httpx
from raptorwayz import RaptorWayz

c = RaptorWayz("bk_your_api_key").solve("example.com")
with httpx.Client(proxy=c.proxy, headers=c.headers, cookies=c.cookies) as client:
    print(client.get("https://example.com/").status_code)

Errors

from raptorwayz import RaptorWayz, RaptorWayzError, NoChallenge

try:
    c = RaptorWayz("bk_...").solve("example.com")
except NoChallenge as nc:
    ...  # domain has no challenge, just use nc.proxy with a normal UA
except RaptorWayzError as e:
    print(e.code, e.status, e.seconds_until_next)  # e.g. "window_active", 429, 900

• Zero dependencies (stdlib only).
• Docs: https://raptorwayz.com/docs · OpenAPI: https://raptorwayz.com/openapi.json

MIT licensed. The client is open source; the hosted solving service is proprietary.