@arungovil/sanitize-js v0.1.0

Installation

Using npm

npm i @arungovil/sanitize-js

Using Yarn

yarn add @arungovil/sanitize-js

Usage

import { sanitize } from "@arungovil/sanitize-js";

const email = "arun(🐞)govil@duck.com";

const sanitizedEmail = sanitize(email);

Result

❌ Before
arun(🐞)govil@duck.com 

✅ After
arungovil@duck.com 

Parameters

Options

Examples

Using custom regex

Pass a custom regex to strip out matching characters.

import { sanitize } from "@arungovil/sanitize-js";

const email = "arun(🐞)govil@duck.com";
const myRegex = /#/g; // regex to strip out #

const sanitizedEmail = sanitize(email, { customRegex: myRegex  });

Result

❌ Before
arun#govil@duck.com 

✅ After
arungovil@duck.com 

Sanitize non email strings

To sanitize only the username of an email or a random string

import { sanitize } from "@arungovil/sanitize-js";

const userName = "arun(🐞)govil";

const sanitizedUserName = sanitize(userName, { isNormalString: true  });

Result

❌ Before
arun(🐞)govil

✅ After
arungovil 

Note

Sanitize-js is used for email sanitization, if you are looking for an email validator use validator.js