1. composer require cleantalk/laravel-antispam
2. Register the cleantalk_antispam middleware into your Kernel.php
3. Add CLEANTALK_ENABLED and CLEANTALK_API_KEY to your .env or publish the config file
4. Include JS into your root blade template (into head block) @include('cleantalk::cleantalk')
5. Add the middleware to your routes which requires the anti-spam protection (usually form hanled route)

1. Open the terminal in the root of your laravel application and run command to require anti-spam module: composer require cleantalk/laravel-antispam
2. Edit config/app.php file, add new service provider to the providers array: cleantalk\antispam\CleantalkServiceProvider::class
3. Edit app/Http/Kernel.php file, add new middleware to the $routeMiddleware array: 'cleantalk_antispam' => \cleantalk\antispam\CleantalkValidate::class
4. Open the terminal in the root of your laravel application and run command to generate config file and javascript asset: php artisan vendor:publish
5. Edit newly added configuration file config/cleantalk.php, type your access key and change enabled key to true
6. Include cleantalk blade template to your root blade template into block: @include('cleantalk::cleantalk')
7. So finally add the middleware to the required routes: ->middleware('cleantalk_antispam')

Now you can test the protection on the route contains cleantalk_antispam middleware, just use [email protected] test email for email field.

• CleanTalk account https://cleantalk.org/register?product=anti-spam