Anti-Profanity

A way to detect badwords, with support for Leet(L33t). Easy to edit, just add values to the array

What is LEET?

Leet (sometimes written as "1337" or "l33t"), also known as eleet or leet-speak, is another alphabet for the English language that is used mostly on the internet. It uses various combinations of ASCII characters to replace Latinate letters.

Usage

const antiProfanity = require('anti-profanity');  //import Module

var msg = 'Your an asshole';

//anitProfanity.isProfane([String], [Enable Leet? True/False]) returns either true or false

console.log(antiProfanity.isProfane(msg, false)) //returns false

L33t Enabled

const antiProfanity = require('anti-profanity');  //import module

var msg = 'Your an a55h0l3';

//L33t enabled
console.log(antiProfanity.isProfane(msg, true)) //returns true

//L33t disabled
console.log(antiProfanity.isProfane(msg, true)) //returns false

Triggers

".ass" Profane
"glass" Not Profane
".a55" Profane
"gla55" Not Profane

Functions

isProfane Determine if a string contains language that may be considered profane Usage:antiProfanity.isProfane(String, Boolean)