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nepali-profanity-detector

v1.3.2

Published

Detect Nepali profane words with configurable options.

Downloads

15

Readme

nepali-profanity-detector

Detect Nepali profane words with configurable options.

Install

npm i nepali-profanity-detector

Usage

import { hasProfane } from "nepali-profanity-detector";

console.log(hasProfane("Oi muji")); // true
console.log(hasProfane("Oi mUjI")); // true
console.log(hasProfane("Oi yaar")); // false

// detects accent by default
console.log(hasProfane("Oi ḿüjį")); // true

// change behavior to throw error
hasProfane("Oi muji", { behavior: "THROW_ERR" }); // throws new Error("Nepali profanity detected")

// change behavior to throw custom error
hasProfane("Oi muji", {
  behavior: "THROW_ERR",
  error: new AppError("My Custom Error", 400),
}); // throws new new AppError("My Custom Error", 400)

// add your custom profane by blacklisting them
console.log(hasProfane("test", { blacklist: ["test"] })); // true

// whitelist your custom words
console.log(hasProfane("muji", { whitelist: ["muji"] })); // false

You also have the option to import Behavior as follows:

import { hasProfane, Behavior } from "nepali-profanity-detector";

// throws error
hasProfane("muji", { behavior: Behavior.THROW_ERR });

// returns boolean, also default behavior so you can omit behavior option
hasProfane("muji", { behavior: Behavior.RETURN_BOOLEAN });

options

| Key | Description | Default | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | includeAccents | Allows accents like ä to be interpreted as a. | true | | trimSymbols | Removes any non-alphanumeric characters. For eg. m.u.j.i will be interpreted as muji. | true | | behavior | Change whether the function should return boolean or throw error if profanity is detected. | Behavior.RETURN_BOOLEAN | | error | Pass custom error to be thrown IF behavior is set to "THROW_ERR" or Behavior.THROW_ERR | new Error("Nepali profanity detected") | | blacklist | Pass your custom profane words in an array of strings. | [] | | whitelist | Pass your custom words to be ignored when detecting profane. | [] |

Precedence

Whitelisting words take precedence over blacklisting the same words.

Roadmap

  • [x] Handle Accents
  • [x] Throw Error Behaviour Option
  • [x] Usage Documentation with examples
  • [ ] @use JSDoc
  • [x] Whitelisting support
  • [x] Further Blacklisting support
  • [ ] Automate Code Linting
  • [ ] Test Coverage
  • [ ] Handle Leetspeaks