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rspamd-client

v0.2.0

Published

A node.js client to the rspamd http interface

Downloads

9

Readme

rspamd-client

rspamd-client is a thin wrapper around http.request that talks to the rspamd http interface.

Installation

npm install rspamd-client

Note: rspamd-client works by calling the rspamd deamon http endpoints directly. This means you must have rspamd running for this to work.

See rspamd docs for installing rspamd.

Usage

const rspamdClient = require("rspamd-client");
const client = rspamdClient(options);

client.check("path/to/spam", (err, result) => {
    if (result.isSpam)
        console.log("Found spam. Lets get rid of it");
});

// promise style:

client.check("/path/to/spam").then(result => {
    console.log(result.isSpam, "is it spam?"");
});

Options

The rspamd-client accepts the following options:

  • host - A hostname. Default is localhost
  • port - Port where the rspamd deamon lives. Default is 11333

Methods

rspamd-client provides a wrapper around the following endpoints:

  • /check: client.check - Check message and return results
  • /symbols: client.symbols - Same as check but also returns score & list
  • /learnspam: client.learnSpam - Train bayes classifier on spam message
  • /learnspam: client.learnHam - Train bayes classifier on ham message

See the rspamd documentation for more information.