GeekedTest Documentation

To use the solver, you must extract the captcha_id and risk_type from your browser's network traffic while interacting with a Geetest captcha:

1. Open DevTools (Ctrl + Shift + I) and go to the Network tab.
2. Perform the captcha interaction on the webpage.
3. Filter network requests for the term verify.
4. Locate the GET request.
5. Inspect the request parameters to find and copy the captcha_id and risk_type values.

If the solver stops working, it is likely due to changes in the internal constants used for signing. You may need to update the following constants in sign.py:

• self.mapping
• abo
• device_id (usually empty)

To obtain updated values, run the provided deobfuscate.py script.

Import the Geeked class from the geeked module. Instantiate it by passing your extracted captcha_id and the corresponding risk_type. Call the .solve() method to retrieve the solution.

The .solve() method returns a dictionary containing the following keys:

• captcha_id
• lot_number
• pass_token
• gen_time
• captcha_output

from geeked import Geeked

# Replace with your own captcha_id
captcha_id = "54088bb07d2df3c46b79f80300b0abbe"

# Instantiate the solver with captcha_id and risk_type
geeked = Geeked(captcha_id, risk_type="slide")

# Solve the captcha
sec_code = geeked.solve()

# Output the solution
print(sec_code)

The solver currently supports the following risk_type values:

• slide
• gobang
• icon
• ai

The Geeked class is the primary interface for solving Geetest v4 captchas. To use it, instantiate the class with your captcha_id and the risk_type (e.g., 'slide' or 'ai'). You can optionally provide a proxy and set verify to False to bypass SSL verification. Calling the .solve() method initiates the solving process and returns the sec_code required to bypass the captcha.

from geeked import Geeked

# Configuration
captcha_id = "6ba6b71b4f3958a1c69ad839ba47836b"
risk_type = "slide"
proxy = "http://127.0.0.1:8050"

# Instantiate the solver
geeked = Geeked(captcha_id, risk_type, proxy=proxy, verify=False)

# Solve and get the sec_code
sec_code = geeked.solve()
print(sec_code)