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xTerradon / hcaptcha-solver

Automated hCaptcha solver using binary image classification networks
https://pypi.org/project/hcaptcha-solver/
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im the secound guy using this now? #4

Closed ludwig7685 closed 1 year ago

ludwig7685 commented 1 year ago

hi, im as now, the secound guy using it, i looked at the images, and i have no clue why in "cat" are picturs of cars ? also, i just want to be on the safe side: am i allowed to copy your code and modify it, and might upload it is a "better" version if i get it better? if im thinking of it i will ofcorse credit this repo!

ludwig7685 commented 1 year ago

sorry, with the cats and cars, github had a bug ... now after refreshing the site it shows me the right pictures in the right folders

ludwig7685 commented 1 year ago

btw! how do you get the pictues of cars and all that, you have a bot running to make that or do you manually do it?

xTerradon commented 1 year ago

Hey, happy to see another programmer interested! The images in the ./src/v1/ should be sorted correctly, the tags are taken directly from the html that displayed the captcha. The captchas and images are captured automatically using selenium , stored as .png with reference in a database. The whole process is called in in main.ipynb - check that out. Feel free to fork my project and use it as you wish. If you find improvements, send me pull requests and I will update the project accordingly. Thanks for the help!

xTerradon commented 1 year ago

I am happy to announce that the project is now packaged and ready for alpha testing! See the installation and usage guide in the README.md.

Regarding scraping: I updated the functionalities of the webscraper located in dev/collector/. Check that out if you are interested - if you want you can also contribute by scraping images yourself using the prebuilt tool. It is as easy as clicking a button: the whole scraping and storage process is automated.

Also, feel free to test the functionalities and give feedback. I will actively maintain this project for the coming weeks and really hope it will be a contribution to the programming community. Cheers!