env('HONEYPOT_NAME', 'my_name'), /* * When this is activated there will be a random string added * to the name_field_name. This improves the * protection against bots. */ 'randomize_name_field_name' => env('HONEYPOT_RANDOMIZE', true), /* * When this is activated, requests will be checked if * form is submitted faster than this amount of seconds */ 'valid_from_timestamp' => env('HONEYPOT_VALID_FROM_TIMESTAMP', true), /* * This field contains the name of a form field that will be used to verify * if the form wasn't submitted too quickly. Make sure this name does not * collide with a form field that is actually used. */ 'valid_from_field_name' => env('HONEYPOT_VALID_FROM', 'valid_from'), /* * If the form is submitted faster than this amount of seconds * the form submission will be considered invalid. */ 'amount_of_seconds' => env('HONEYPOT_SECONDS', 1), /* * This class is responsible for sending a response to requests that * are detected as being spammy. By default a blank page is shown. * * A valid responder is any class that implements * `Spatie\Honeypot\SpamResponder\SpamResponder` */ 'respond_to_spam_with' => BlankPageResponder::class, /* * When activated, requests will be checked if honeypot fields are missing, * if so the request will be stamped as spam. Be careful! When using the * global middleware be sure to add honeypot fields to each form. */ 'honeypot_fields_required_for_all_forms' => false, /* * This switch determines if the honeypot protection should be activated. */ 'enabled' => env('HONEYPOT_ENABLED', true), ];