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@nostrwatch/nostrings

v0.3.0

Published

library of functions for sanitizing and normalizing relay urls

Downloads

12

Readme

@nostrwatch/nostrings

An opinionated TypeScript library for sanitizing, validating, and normalizing fuzzy strings from nostr.

Features

  • WebSocket relay URLs (ws://, wss://)
    • Sanitize URLs: Removes unnecessary characters, fragments, trailing dots, and slashes.
    • Validate URLs: Ensures that relay URLs meet specific conditions (valid WebSocket protocol, no local IPs, etc.).
    • Normalize URLs: Strips unnecessary URL components like search and hash parameters.
    • Deduplication: Removes duplicate relay URLs after sanitization and normalization.

Installation

Install via npm or yarn:

npm install @nostrwatch/relay-sanitizer

or

yarn add @nostrwatch/relay-sanitizer

Usage

Basic Example

import { sanitize } from '@nostrwatch/relay-sanitizer';

const relays = [
  'wss://RELAY.EXAMPLE.COM./#ok',
  '  wss://RELAY.EXAMPLE.COM ',
  'ws://localhost',
  'ws://192.168.1.1'
  'gm'
];

const sanitizedRelays = sanitize(relays);

console.log(sanitizedRelays);
// Output: ['wss://relay.example.com']

Opinions

  • Websocket URL
    • There is no such thing as perfect regex for a URL.
    • When dealing with data at scale, localhost and local/lan reserved IP ranges are not URLs
    • Relies on URL().toString() for normalization.
    • hash and searchParams are removed.
    • (blob_hash) is always removed.
    • Relays are not unique to hostname, paths can be different relays.
    • Alternative protocols like i2p and tor are considered valid.
    • tlds are not validated.

API

sanitize(relays: string[]): string[] | void

Sanitizes and normalizes an array of relay URLs, removing duplicates.

  • relays: An array of relay URLs.
  • Returns: An array of sanitized and valid relay URLs, or void if the input is empty.

maybeSplitRelayList(relays: string[]): string[]

Splits URLs by commas if multiple relays are provided in a single string.

  • relays: An array of relay URLs.
  • Returns: An array of individual relay URLs.

sanitizeRelayUrl(relay: string): string

Sanitizes a single relay URL by removing unwanted characters and normalizing it.

  • relay: A single relay URL string.
  • Returns: A sanitized and normalized relay URL string.

qualifyRelayUrl(relay: string): boolean

Validates whether the relay URL meets the required conditions (valid protocol, no local IPs, etc.).

  • relay: A single relay URL string.
  • Returns: true if valid, false otherwise.

normalizeRelayUrl(relay: string): string

Normalizes a single relay URL by stripping out hash and search parameters.

  • relay: A single relay URL string.
  • Returns: A normalized relay URL string or an empty string if invalid.

dedup(relays: string[]): string[]

Removes duplicate URLs from the array.

  • relays: An array of relay URLs.
  • Returns: A deduplicated array of relay URLs.

Logging

This library uses the @nostrwatch/logger package for logging debug and warning messages.

License

MIT License.