Cloudflare is a global network designed to make everything you connect to the Internet secure, private, fast, and reliable.
I was looking to implement Cloudflare’s capture service, Turnstile, and began looking for a PHP Laravel package. There wasn’t one available, so I made a my own Laravel package to facilitate the server side validation of Cloudflare’s Turnstile captcha service. I hope you enjoy using it!
What is Turnstile?
Cloudflare’s Turnstile is a free Captcha service that serves as an alternative to Google’s reCaptcha. Its purpose is to provide a secure, free, and safe way to mitigate spam on your website forms. They provide three different implementations:
- Managed
Cloudflare will use information from the visitor to decide if an interactive challenge should be used. If we do show an interaction, the user will be prompted to check a box (no images or text to decipher). - Non-interactive
Cloudflare will use information from the visitor to decide if an interactive challenge should be used. If we do show an interaction, the user will be prompted to check a box (no images or text to decipher). -
Invisible
Invisible challenge that does not require interaction.
Getting setup is easy, just follow the guide on Cloudflare’s blog:
https://www.cloudflare.com/products/turnstile/
Where can I get the PHP Laravel Package?
Install Derek Codes’ Laravel package to easily provide the backend validation. Here’s a link to the GitHub repository:
