🏃‍♂️ Encode Entities 🍁

🏃‍♂️ Fast and simple Map and RegExp based HTML entities encoder. 🍁

Fast and simple Map and RegExp based HTML entities encoder. In order to overcome different methods of possible XSS attacks, it by default encodes the following characters: <, >, ", ', &, =, `, !, @, $, %, (, ), +, {, }, [, ].You can however remove any of these rules and/or add your own.

Uses the @igor.dvlpr/mapped-replacer package.

🕵🏼 Usage

Install it by executing:

npm i "@igor.dvlpr/encode-entities"

🤹🏼 API

resetRules(): void

Resets the rules to the default ones.

import { Encoder } from '@igor.dvlpr/encode-entities'

const encoder: Encoder = new Encoder()

encoder.addRule('<', '😀')
encoder.addRule('>', '😂')
encoder.resetRules()

console.log(encoder.encode('<strong>')) // outputs '&#60;strong&#62;'

addRule(key: string, value: string): boolean

Adds a new rule or updates the existing rule for entities encoding. Returns true if the rule was added successfully or false if not.

import { Encoder } from '@igor.dvlpr/encode-entities'

const encoder: Encoder = new Encoder()

encoder.addRule('→', '→')
console.log(encoder.encode('<a href="#">→</a>')) // outputs '&#60;a href&#61;&#34;#&#34;&#62;&#8594;&#60;/a&#62;'

addRules(rules: Object): boolean

Adds rules or updates the existing rules for entity encoding. Passed object is a simple key-value object, i.e. { '<': '&#60;', '>': '&#62;' } Returns true if the rules were added successfully or false if not.

import { Encoder } from '@igor.dvlpr/encode-entities'

const encoder: Encoder = new Encoder()

encoder.addRules({
  '𝕋': '𝕋',
  '≈': '≈',
  '𝔱': '𝔱',
})

console.log(encoder.encode('<span>𝕋 ≈ 𝔱</span>')) // outputs '&#60;span&#62;&#120139; &#8776; &#120113;&#60;/span&#62;'

removeRule(key: string): boolean

Removes the rule that matches the provided key. Returns true if the rule was removed successfully or false if not.

import { Encoder } from '@igor.dvlpr/encode-entities'

const encoder: Encoder = new Encoder()

encoder.addRules({
  '𝕋': '𝕋',
  '≈': '≈',
  '𝔱': '𝔱',
})
encoder.removeRule('≈')

console.log(encoder.rulesCount()) // outputs 20

rulesCount(): number

Gets the number of rules for entity encoding.

import { Encoder } from '@igor.dvlpr/encode-entities'

const encoder: Encoder = new Encoder()

encoder.addRules({
  '𝕋': '𝕋',
  '≈': '≈',
  '𝔱': '𝔱',
})

console.log(encoder.rulesCount()) // outputs 21

encode()

Encodes special characters in the given string to HTML entities.

import { Encoder } from '@igor.dvlpr/encode-entities'

const encoder: Encoder = new Encoder()

console.log(encoder.encode('<strong>')) // outputs '&#60;strong&#62;'

🪪 License

Licensed under the MIT license which is available here, MIT license.

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Provided by Igor Dimitrijević (@igorskyflyer).