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2Captcha Python3 API Wrapper
Prerequisites
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You will need a ``2Captcha API Key`` which can be found `here`_ after
registering for 2Captcha on https://2captcha.com
Usage
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TwoCaptcha
~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: py
from twocaptcha import TwoCaptcha
API_KEY = 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'
twoCaptcha = TwoCaptcha(API_KEY)
TwoCaptcha.solve\_captcha
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: py
page_url = 'http://www.example.com'
site_key = '6Le4AQgUAAAAAABhHEq7RWQNJwGR_M-6Jni9tgtA'
captcha_token = twoCaptcha.solve_captcha(site_key=site_key, page_url=page_url)
print(captcha_token) # Ex. '03AE...'
TwoCaptcha.get\_balance
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: py
balance = twoCaptcha.get_balance()
print(balance) # Ex. '6.11472'
TODO:
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- [ ] proxy support
- [ ] poll interval
- [ ] request error handling
- [ ] request unblocking
- [ ] unit tests
.. _here: https://2captcha.com/setting
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