Ready to use API for protecting web site from spam, to an existing class PHP, added antispam modules Perl and Python. Libraries enable you to check on the spam as a new comment and registration. Examples:
Perl API:
[perl]
use strict;
use WebService::Antispam;
my $ct = WebService::Antispam->new({
auth_key => ‘12345’ # API key, please get on cleantalk.org
});
my $response = $ct->request({
message => ‘abc’, # Comment visitor to the site
example => undef, # The text of the article to which visitor created a comment.
sender_ip => ‘196.19.250.114’, # IP address of the visitor
sender_email => ‘
st********@ex*****.com
‘, # Email IP of the visitor
sender_nickname => ‘spam_bot’, # Nickname of the visitor
submit_time => 12, # The time taken to fill the comment form in seconds
js_on => 1, # The presence of JavaScript for the site visitor, 0|1
});
[/perl]
Python API:
[python]
from cleantalk import CleanTalk
ct = CleanTalk(auth_key=’yourkey’)
ct_result = ct.request(
message = ‘abc’, # Visitor comment
sender_ip = ‘196.19.250.114’, # Visitor IP address
sender_email = ‘
st********@ex*****.com
‘, # Visitor email
sender_nickname = ‘spam_bot’, # Visitor nickname
js_on = 1, # Is visitor has JavaScript
submit_time = 12 # Seconds from start form filling till the form POST
)
#Check
if ct_result[‘allow’]:
print(‘Comment allowed. Reason ‘ + ct_result[‘comment’])
else:
print(‘Comment blocked. Reason ‘ + ct_result[‘comment’])
[/python]
Python module compatible with the version of Python 2 and Python release 3. Soon to be available API platform .NET.
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