frazap has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

I'm trying to have Mojolicious::Plugin::Captcha working.
use Mojolicious::Lite; use Mojolicious::Plugin::Captcha; plugin 'TagHelpers'; plugin 'captcha' => { session_name => 'session_string', out => {force => 'jpeg'}, particle => [0,0], create => [qw/normal rect/], new => { rnd_data => [0...9, 'A'...'Z'], width => 80, height => 30, lines => 7, gd_font => 'giant', } }; get '/surv' => sub { my $c = shift; $c->stash( data => $c->create_captcha, format => 'jpeg' ); #$c->stash(data => "Captcha here"); #$c->render('surv'); }; post '/surv' => sub { my $c = shift; my $app = $c->app; if ( $c->validate_captcha($c->req->param('captcha') )) { $app->log->debug( "Hi there " . $c->param('first name') ); } else { $app->log->debug("could be a bot here"); } }; app->start; __DATA__ @@ surv.html.ep %= form_for surv => (method => 'POST') => begin %= text_field 'first_name' %= text_field 'captcha' %= submit_button %end
When I use the data tag in  $c->stash( data => $c->create_captcha, format => 'jpeg'  ); the image is on the whole page. And I need it include in my form. Is threre a way to have this without storing the binary value returned by create_captcha in a file ?

Thanks

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Re: Mojolicous::Lite how to include an image received as binary data
by Corion (Patriarch) on May 29, 2019 at 11:32 UTC

    The image should be served from its own URL. Maybe just create (mostly taken from Mojolicious::Plugin::Captcha):

    get '/captcha.jpg' => sub { my $c = shift; $c->render( $c->stash->{data} ) }

    and have in your page:

    <img src="/captcha.jpg" alt="A captcha. Sucks if you're blind." />
      Thanks Corion

      I post the whole working code again for those who would try this module.

      use Mojolicious::Lite; plugin 'TagHelpers'; plugin 'captcha' => { session_name => 'session_string', out => { force => 'jpeg' }, particle => [ 0, 0 ], create => [qw/normal rect/], new => { rnd_data => [ '0' .. '9', 'A', 'B', 'C' ], width => 300, height => 100, lines => 1, angle => 90, gd_font => 'Giant', thickness => 2, } }; get '/surv'; get '/captcha.jpg' => sub { my $c = shift; $c->render( $c->stash( data => $c->create_captcha, format => 'jpeg +' ) ); }; post '/surv' => sub { my $c = shift; my $app = $c->app; $app->log->debug( "tried: " . $c->req->param('captcha_value') ); $app->log->debug( "Value: " . $c->session->{'session_string'} ); if ( $c->validate_captcha( $c->req->param('captcha_value') ) ) { $app->log->debug( "Hi there " . $c->param('first_name') ); } else { $app->log->debug("could be a bot here"); } }; app->start; __DATA__ @@ surv.html.ep %= form_for surv => (method => 'POST') => begin <br> %= text_field 'first_name' <br> %= image 'captcha.jpg', alt => 'A captcha' <br> %= text_field 'captcha_value' <br>
      The characters are somewhat too small in the image, I should explore the use of TrueType font.

      Here is a an example with ttf. The ttf file is in the same folder then the script.

      plugin 'captcha' => { session_name => 'session_string', out => { force => 'jpeg' }, particle => [ 0, 0 ], create => [qw/ttf box #80C0F0 #0F644B/], new => { rnd_data => [ '0' .. '9', 'A' .. 'H', 'a'.. 'h' ], width => 120, height => 60, lines => 1, angle => 0, font => 'arial.ttf', ptsize => 24, } };