Ringcaptcha API

Set up your Ringcaptcha keys (eg in config/initializers/ringcaptcha.rb):

Ringcaptcha.app_key = '...'
Ringcaptcha.api_key = '...'
Ringcaptcha.secret_key = '...'

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'ringcaptcha', :git => 'https://github.com/paolodona/ringcaptcha.git'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Usage: Normalize Numbers:

response = Ringcaptcha.normalize('353 083 148 0349')

response #=> <Ringcaptcha::Response status="SUCCESS", phone="+353831480348", country="IE", area=nil, block=nil, subscriber=nil, type="MOBILE", carrier="Vodafone">
response.success?   #=> true
response.error?     #=> false
response.status     #=> "SUCCESS"
response.phone      #=> "+353831480349"
response.country    #=> "IE"
response.area       #=> nil
response.block      #=> nil
response.subscriber #=> nil
response.type       #=> "MOBILE"
response.carrier    #=> "Vodafone"

Usage: Verifying Phone Numbers:

# Step 1 - Get a captcha token

locale = "de"
response = Ringcaptcha.captcha(locale)

response.token # => "31b0332942cc4e274118098f95cba64f8eb413fa"

# Step 2 - Send the PIN code

token = response.token
phone = "+353831480349"
service = "sms"
Ringcaptcha.code(token, phone, service)

# Step 3 - Verify the PIN code

code = "1234"
response = Ringcaptcha.verify(token, code)

response #=> #<Ringcaptcha::Response status="SUCCESS",id="2381555c031619e61b3f81af30445b27a87ae97a", phone="+353831480349", geolocation=1, phone_type="MOBILE", carrier="Vodafone", threat_level="LOW">

Sending different app_keys (Multiple apps account)

If you have multiple application under the same account. You can specify the app_key directly when calling individual calls.

Ringcaptcha.api_key = '...'
Ringcaptcha.secret_key = '...'

my_app_key = "..."
response = Ringcaptcha.captcha(app_key: my_app_key)
Ringcaptcha.code(response.token, "+353831480349", app_key: my_app_key)

code = "1234"
Ringcaptcha.verify(response.token, code, app_key: my_app_key)

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request