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fltrjs

v1.0.1

Published

A library that utilizes RegEx to filter strings using custom .fltrjs or .fltrjssingle files.

Downloads

3

Readme

fltrjs

A Node.JS filtering library.

This library is built for asynchronous applications. There will be no examples for synchronous applications.

Discord Stars NPM Version

Documentation based on fltrjs V1.0.1 All built in tests PASS

$ npm test

> [email protected] test
> node test/test.js

Test 1/3: PASS
Test 2/3: PASS
Test 3/3: PASS

Install:

Start by installing the library:

npm i fltrjs

fltrjs Format

Both .fltrjs and .fltrjs single should be named <name>.<extension>. They will work without a name, it's just not recommended.

Create a .fltrjs file:

.fltrjs files are used when you need multiple filters at once.

(examples are included in the test folder)

<name>.fltrjs

FILTER: # create a new filter
    TARGET <word to target here>
    FLAGS <any regex flags, g/gi etc. (gi recommend for most purposes)>
    REPLACEWITH <what to replace the target with>
    COMPILE # finally compile it all

Create a .fltrjssingle file:

.fltrjssingle files are used when you only need one filter at a time. Note that .fltrjssingle files do NOT use the FILTER keyword at all.

(examples are included in the test folder)

<name>.fltrjssingle

TARGET <word to target here>
FLAGS <any regex flags, g/gi etc. (gi recommend for most purposes)>
REPLACEWITH <what to replace the target with>
COMPILE # finally compile it all

fltrjs Syntax: FILTER -> creates a new filter TARGET -> what is being replaced FLAGS -> general RegEx flags REPLACEWITH -> what to replace with COMPILE -> close the current filter so you can create a new one # -> set the rest of the line as a comment

Examples

Use a Filter() with fltrjssingle files.

const { Filter, Parser } = require("fltrjs"); // Parser is not neccessary for .fltrjssingle files

// I prefer to create a function to run your main scripts, you don't have to though.
async function app() {
    const filter = new Filter();
    // If you don't want to create a file, you can manually set properties with testFilter.TargetWord = "<word>", just make sure to call Filter.compile() at the end.
    await filter.createFromFile("/path/to/.fltrjssingle/file");

    // You can either directly use the filter, or create a Parser()
    // Parser Example (recommended):
    const parser = new Parser();
    const text = await parser.applySingle("<text to filter>", filter);

    // Non Parser Example:
    const text2 = await filter.apply("<text to filter>");
}

app();

Use a Parser() with .fltrjs files.

const { Parser } = require("fltrjs"); // Parser is neccessary for full .fltrjs files

// I prefer to create a function to run your main scripts, you don't have to though.
async function app() {
    // To use .fltrjs files, you must use a parser
    const parser = new Parser();
    
    // Import the entire .fltrjs file
    const filters = await parser.parseFltrjs("path/to/.fltrjs/file");
    // Fltrjs just returns a list of Filter() objects, 

    // Apply all filters to a string
    const parsedString = await parser.applyMany("<text to filter>", filters);
}

app();

LICENSE: GNU GPLv3