Error When Disabling on Local Environment

[JamesCobbledick]

Expected

Disable the use of honey on the local environment by commenting out config.honey.environments.local
Successfully submit a form, even though it has 'honey' & 'honey-recaptcha' middleware on the server side and <x-honey recaptcha="message"/> on the front end.

Actual Result

Error is thrown with the following: Typed property Lukeraymonddowning\Honey\Recaptcha::$response must not be accessed before initialization.

It then points to here: \vendor\lukeraymonddowning\honey\src\Recaptcha.php:60

[lukeraymonddowning]

Couple of checks if you don't mind:

• What is your APP_ENV in your .env file?
• What version of Honey are you using?

[JamesCobbledick]

APP_ENV=local

I have honey in composer.json as 0.3.1

[JamesCobbledick]

I've just found that this error is in the console if used on a page that's making use of Vue?

`app.js:331324 [Vue warn]: Error compiling template:

Templates should only be responsible for mapping the state to the UI. Avoid placing tags with side-effects in your templates, such as <script>, as they will not be parsed.`

Maybe my implementation is wrong?

[lukeraymonddowning]

Are you using it in Vue itself? Or is Vue just on the page somewhere?

[JamesCobbledick]

It's in a blade file, that just has Vue on the page.

[lukeraymonddowning]

I'm really struggling to replicate this, in tests or otherwise. Any chance of snippets of your code?

[JamesCobbledick]

The code is essentially this;

Blade file

<div id="app">
<form action="{{route('company.send.message')}}>
<x-honey recaptcha="message"/>
</form>
</div>

Web.php

Route::post('/send-message', [CompanyController::class, 'sendDirectMessage']) ->middleware('throttle:3,1') ->middleware(['honey', 'honey-recaptcha']) ->name('company.send.message');

Using Laravel 8.16

I do have the recaptcha credentials in the env

[smc13]

Just ran into this.

Appears to be due to the checkToken call failing in the middleware, which then gets caught and attempts to call Honey::fail() which returns early due to being disabled in the environment.

Due to the checkToken call failing, there isn't a response set when the middleware reaches the isSpam check.

[lukeraymonddowning]

Going to have another look over the holidays 👍 thanks for the confirmation

[pravnkay]

I don't know if this is the real issue. I was getting the same error as @JamesCobbledick
My code was like this,

<form method='post' action='{{route("web.write-comment")}}'>
	@csrf
	<x-honey/>
	<x-honey-recaptcha action="save-comment"/>

Was getting these errors

21:37:34	error	The following errors were returned from the recaptcha token: invalid-input-responseLukeraymonddowning\Honey\Exceptions\RecaptchaFailedExceptionRecaptcha.php:37
21:37:34	error	Typed property Lukeraymonddowning\Honey\Captcha\Recaptcha::$response must not be accessed before initializationArray(1) exception: Errorexception: Error*message: "Typed property Lukeraymonddowning\Honey\Captcha\Recaptcha::$response must not be accessed before initialization"-string: ""code: 0file: "E:\Professional\laragon\www\finserv\vendor\lukeraymonddowning\honey\src\Captcha\Recaptcha.php"*line: 60~trace: Array(52)~previous: null

But, when I removed the action attribute in x-honey-recaptcha tag, the error was no longer showing up.
Just putting it out here so that it might help solve the problem, just in case.

Laravel : v8.75.0
Honey: v0.3.4