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Flaresolverr CLI by theheavenlyd3mon

Name: Flaresolverr CLI
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: theheavenlyd3mon

Flaresolverr CLI

Use a small FlareSolverr JSON CLI for browser-backed GET and POST requests, readiness checks, and session lifecycle management when a site requires Cloudflare or DDoS-GUARD challenge handling.

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FlareSolverr CLI

Use this CLI with a running private FlareSolverr service when ordinary HTTP requests encounter a browser challenge. It sends JSON commands to FlareSolverr's /v1 API.

Quick Start

export FLARESOLVERR_SERVER="http://localhost:8191"
python3 scripts/flaresolverr-cli health

FLARESOLVERR_SERVER is optional and defaults to http://localhost:8191. Use --server URL to override it for one command and --timeout SECONDS to set the HTTP timeout; the default is 60 seconds.

Commands

flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] health
flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] get URL [--session ID]
flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] post URL [--session ID] [--data FORM_BODY]
flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] session create
flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] session list
flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] session destroy [SESSION_ID]

health is a readiness probe that sends the sessions.list JSON command to /v1; it does not call GET /health.

get sends request.get. post sends request.post and includes FORM_BODY as postData when --data is supplied. --session ID adds the given session to either request. Session commands create, list, or destroy FlareSolverr sessions; omitting SESSION_ID from session destroy sends an empty session value.

Output And Errors

Successful commands print one JSON result to stdout. Request failures print a JSON error to stderr and return a nonzero status.

Requirements

Python 3.8+ with no pip dependencies and a running FlareSolverr instance. Keep the service private and use it only for sites you are authorized to access.

References

scripts/flaresolverr-cli - Stdlib-only CLI implementation.
FlareSolverr - Service and API documentation.

---name: flaresolverr-clidescription: Use a small FlareSolverr JSON CLI for browser-backed GET and POST requests, readiness checks, and session lifecycle management when a site requires Cloudflare or DDoS-GUARD challenge handling.license: MIT--- # FlareSolverr CLI Use this CLI with a running private FlareSolverr service when ordinary HTTP requests encounter a browser challenge. It sends JSON commands to FlareSolverr's `/v1` API. ## Quick Start ```sh export FLARESOLVERR_SERVER="http://localhost:8191" python3 scripts/flaresolverr-cli health ``` `FLARESOLVERR_SERVER` is optional and defaults to `http://localhost:8191`. Use `--server URL` to override it for one command and `--timeout SECONDS` to set the HTTP timeout; the default is 60 seconds. ## Commands ```text flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] health flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] get URL [--session ID] flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] post URL [--session ID] [--data FORM_BODY] flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] session create flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] session list flaresolverr-cli [--server URL] [--timeout SECONDS] session destroy [SESSION_ID] ``` `health` is a readiness probe that sends the `sessions.list` JSON command to `/v1`; it does not call `GET /health`. `get` sends `request.get`. `post` sends `request.post` and includes `FORM_BODY` as `postData` when `--data` is supplied. `--session ID` adds the given session to either request. Session commands create, list, or destroy FlareSolverr sessions; omitting `SESSION_ID` from `session destroy` sends an empty session value. ## Output And Errors Successful commands print one JSON result to stdout. Request failures print a JSON error to stderr and return a nonzero status. ## Requirements Python 3.8+ with no pip dependencies and a running FlareSolverr instance. Keep the service private and use it only for sites you are authorized to access. ## References - [scripts/flaresolverr-cli](scripts/flaresolverr-cli) - Stdlib-only CLI implementation. - [FlareSolverr](https://github.com/FlareSolverr/FlareSolverr) - Service and API documentation.

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