Very simple captcha with Rails 3 & 4 & 5 & 6 & 7 support
Humanizer is an innovative and straightforward CAPTCHA solution designed to ascertain that users interacting with your application are indeed human. By utilizing a localized YAML file filled with various questions and answers, it provides a simple yet effective method for validation. Built to be compatible with Rails versions 3 to 7 and designed to remain database and mapper agnostic, Humanizer emphasizes versatility and ease of integration.
Whether you’re familiar with ActiveModel::Validations or are just beginning to explore Rails, Humanizer's approach allows for a seamless setup and implementation. This makes it a perfect solution for developers who need reliable CAPTCHA functionality without the hassle of complex configurations.
Easy Installation: Simply add Humanizer to your Gemfile and run the generator in your terminal to get started quickly.
Localized Support: Supports multiple languages with the ability to install all locales or select specific ones to suit your audience.
Model Integration: Easily integrate Humanizer into your models with a simple inclusion and predefined method, ensuring a smooth user experience.
Flexible Usage Options: Use Humanizer directly through the built-in HumanizerHelper class for situations where there may not be an associated model, such as contact forms.
Testing Made Simple: The HumanizerHelper instance includes a method to retrieve the correct answer for easier testing, ensuring reliability during development.
Customizable Questions: Modify the default question and answer pairs directly in the locales file to tailor the CAPTCHA experience to your needs.
Validation Control: Provides an option to skip humanizer validations in tests or during development, adding flexibility to your workflow.
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