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Informations about the package google-recaptcha

Google Recaptcha

Google Recaptcha v3 Symfony 4 Bundle

Installation

composer require superrb/google-recaptcha

Create the following environment variables:

Add the validator to your form, this will create a hidden field that we must put the returned token in to allow server side verification.

The class is important as it is used to identify the field on the front end when using the standard integration. If you are creating your own frontend integration then you can identify the field in your own way.

Front End Integration

Standard Integration

You can use the following Twig function to output the standard frontend integration. This will automatically generate a token and add it to the hidden field. This is the simplest integration however it does come with some caveats:

Javascript (Compatible with Turbolinks)

Create a constant for the site key and create a container to hold the configuration. This should be put in your layout so that it is always available when using Turbolinks, if you aren't using Turbolinks then it only needs to be on the page with the form you are protecting.

Use this Javascript component and customise to your needs

Ajax form using jQuery

Load the library and create a global constant for the site key:

Bind a jQuery event to the form submit that generates a token and inserts it into the hiden field

Issues and Troubleshooting

All issues: [email protected]

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symfony/twig-bundle Version *
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