Captcha controls are useful for preventing spam and protecting your website from unwanted traffic. In this documentation, we'll explore how to add a captcha control into a Blazor server or Blazor Webassembly application.
Blazor is a web framework that allows developers to build interactive client-side web applications using C# instead of JavaScript. Blazor Webassembly is one of the two hosting models available for Blazor. It allows developers to build web applications that can run offline in the browser.
BlazorBasics.Captcha is a Blazor component that provides captcha functionality to your Blazor application. Captcha is a security mechanism that prevents automated scripts from submitting forms or accessing sensitive content on your website.
This documentation will provide an overview of how to use the CaptchaComponent in your Blazor application, including installation, usage, and customization.
Adding a captcha control to your Blazor application can provide the following benefits:
You can install the BlazorBasics.Captcha package using the Nugget package manager by running the following command:
PM> Install-Package BlazorBasics.Captcha
Alternatively, you can clone the repository from GitHub and add the project to your solution.
PM> Install-Package BlazorBasics.Captcha
To use the CaptchaComponent, add it to any component where you want to verify that a real user is interacting with your application. You can customize the component by passing in various parameters and entities.
The CaptchaComponent takes in several parameters and entities that allow for customization of the component. These include:
CaptchaProperties Properties; //how to configure the captchaEventCallbackOnValidate; //delegate to execute when validate the captchaFunc >> DataSource; //delegate from where get the CaptchaItems to validateRenderFragment BeforeValidate; //content to show before validateRenderFragment AfterValidate; //content to show after validateEventCallback OnSubmit; //delegate to use when default button is set different of submitDictionary WrapperAttributes; //attributes for the container of the HTML
The BlazorBasics.Captcha package includes several entities that are used by the CaptchaComponent. These include:
namespace BlazorBasics.Captcha.Entities;public enum ButtonType{ Submit, Button, Reset}public class CaptchaItem{ public string Question { get; set; } public string Response { get; set; } public bool Selected { get; set; } public CaptchaItem() { } public CaptchaItem(string question, string response) : this(question, response, false) { } public CaptchaItem(string question, string response, bool selected) { Question = question; Response = response; Selected = selected; }}public record struct CaptchaProperties( CaptchaType Type = CaptchaType.Numeric, string Description = "", string Placeholder = "", ButtonType Button = ButtonType.Submit, string ErrorMessage = "Not Match!");public enum CaptchaType{ Numeric, CountryCapitals, Custom}
To personalize the content of the Captcha control, you can use the BeforeValidate and AfterValidate parameters to add custom content before and after the Captcha control. Here's an example of how to use the CaptchaComponent in an EditForm component:
@code{ string Email; CaptchaProperties MyCaptcha = new CaptchaProperties( Type: CaptchaType.Numeric, ErrorMessage: "Solve the math correctly please..."); void SendForm(){ //some code... }}
With BlazorBasics.Captcha, you can easily add captcha functionality to your Blazor application. By using this package, you can improve the security of your website and provide a better user experience for your visitors.
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