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censorityjs

v1.0.5

Published

Start of full censor bad language, create own or use existing one.

Downloads

22

Readme

censorityjs

Censor language.

I appreciate if people would help me expand the libraries for other languages.

Right now there is a small library for swedish and a bigger one for english. Added a small library for some spannish words (I do not know any spanish so i used google-translate to get that library started).

How to use

all();

var testString = "Fuck this shit up man! Boy. You can't do shit.You know That right??? Ja jävlar vad coolt. Fan ta detta alltså";

var censority = require('censorityjs');

// using callback function :
new censority(testString).all(function(msg){
    console.log(msg);
});

// or just using sync return :
var s = new censority(testString).all();
console.log(s);

//both's answer :
//**** this ***t up man! Boy. You can't do ***t.You know That right??? Ja *****r vad coolt. *** ta detta alltså

// or by building a new censurity object by:

var cen = new censority();

// then you will have to call the function '.censur' when to censur an object. 

var censuredText = cen.censur('text to be censured').all();

by specific language :

var testString = "Fuck this shit up man! Boy. You can't do shit.You know That right??? Ja jävlar vad coolt. Fan ta detta alltså";


// swedish version
var s = new censority(testString).swedish();
console.log(s);
//Fuck this shit up man! Boy. You can't do shit.You know That right??? Ja *****r vad coolt. *** ta detta alltså

//english version
var s3 = new censority(testString).english();
console.log(s3);
//**** this ***t up man! Boy. You can't do ***t.You know That right??? Ja jävlar vad coolt. Fan ta detta alltså

Custom wordlist

To create a own word list and only use only that on.

var censur = require('censorityjs');
var cen = new censur();

var arrayWithbadWords = ['badbad', 'very bad','extremly bad word'];
cen.addCustomWord(arrayWithbadWords);

// add just anoter word.
cen.addCustomWord('This-word-is-bad');

// then use the censurity-object with the built in function ".censur" as
cen.censur('Text that should be censured').custom(function(msg){
   console.log(msg);
});

Nr of bad words

new feature. calculate number of bad words in a string.

// create new object
var cen = new censority();
cen.censur('bad-words-string!')
   	.nrof('swe',	function(nr){	
   		console.log(nr)
   	});

cen.nrof(function(nr){
   console.log(nr);
});

Versions

  • 1.0.5: Removed unecessary "console.log" in swedish lib. Sorry for this inconvienience. Also there is new aliases for shorter expressions, example : swe = swedish . customWordlist = cW.

  • 1.0.4: Introduced consorityjs.nrof().

Author: Viktor Larsson