Server-side verification for InfoPeak Captcha - the privacy-first, EU-hosted captcha. No tracking, no cookies, no image puzzles.
go get github.com/infopeak/captcha-goRequires Go 1.20+. Zero dependencies (standard library only).
Add the widget to your form (full guide):
<form action="/signup" method="POST">
<input type="email" name="email" required>
<div class="infopeak-captcha" data-sitekey="YOUR_SITEKEY"></div>
<button type="submit">Sign up</button>
</form>
<script src="https://captcha.infopeak.io/infopeak-captcha.js" defer></script>Verify the token when the form is submitted:
import captcha "github.com/infopeak/captcha-go"
var client = captcha.New("YOUR_SITEKEY", os.Getenv("INFOPEAK_CAPTCHA_SECRET"))
func signup(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
if !client.Verify(r.FormValue(captcha.Field)) {
http.Error(w, "Captcha verification failed", http.StatusBadRequest)
return
}
// ... proceed
}Need quota information too?
result := client.VerifyDetailed(token)
result.Valid // true when the token was genuine and unused
result.OverLimit // true when the sitekey is over its monthly quotaVerification fails closed: network errors and non-200 responses return Valid: false.
Tokens are single-use. If you reject a submission and leave the visitor on the same page - an AJAX form, a wrong password, a validation error - the token already in the form is spent, and the next attempt fails on the captcha instead of on the real problem. Ask the widget for a fresh one:
window.infopeakCaptcha.reset();
// Or one specific widget, by element or CSS selector.
window.infopeakCaptcha.reset('#signup-captcha');reset() clears the hidden field and solves again immediately, and returns the number of widgets it reset. Plain form posts do not need this - the page reload builds a new widget anyway.
Public test credentials that work on any domain and never count against a quota (never use in production):
sitekey: ipk_test_sitekey
secret: ipk_test_secret
- Get a free sitekey - 10,000 verifications/month at no cost
- Developer documentation
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