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violation-filter

v0.1.0

Published

``` npm install violation-filter ```

Downloads

119

Readme

violation-filter

install

npm install violation-filter

import

import { Filter, defaultFilters, composeFilter } from 'violation-filter';

or

const { Filter, defaultFilters, composeFilter } = require('violation-filter');

Filter

Filter is a class that determines whether the input contains predefined keywords and, if so, provides a function to return null or a keyword-substituted version.

import { Filter } from 'violation-filter';

const keywords = [ 'foo', 'bar' ];
const myFilter = new Filter(keywords);

methods

apply

apply is a method that returns null if the input contains the keyword, or returns the input as is if it does not.

const result = myFilter.apply('foo is meta-syntax variable');
console.log(result);      // null

const _result = myFilter.apply('Foo is meta-syntax variable');
console.log(_result)      // Foo is meta-syntax variable

apply_replace

If the input contains a keyword, apply_replace replaces it with the character given as the second argument and returns the input. If the input does not contain any keywords, it returns the input as is.

const result = myFilter.apply_replace('bar is meta-syntax variable', '***');
console.log(result);      // *** is meta-syntax variable

const _result = myFilter.apply_replace('Bar is meta-syntax variable', '***');
console.log(_result)      // Bar is meta-syntax variable

defaultFilters

Filters for sexual or violent language are provided in advance.

import { defaultFilters } from 'violation-filter';

const text = 'YOUR INPUT';

const result_adult = defaultFilters.adultFilter.apply(text);
const result_adult_replaced = defaultFilters.adultFilter.apply_replace(text, '***');

const result_violence = defaultFilters.violenceFilter.apply(text);
const result_violence_replaced = defaultFilters.violenceFilter.apply_replace(text, '***');

composeFilter

If you want to use multiple filters at the same time, composeFilter is a convenient way to do so. All filters in the array given as the first argument are applied to the input given as the second argument.

import { defaultFilters, composeFilter } from 'violation-filter';

const filters = [ defaultFilters.adultFilter, defaultFilters.violenceFilter ];
const text = 'YOUR INPUT';

const result = composeFilter(filters, text);