@cnakazawa/profane v1.0.2

@cnakazawa/profane

Zero dependency profanity detector based on Swearjar and Profane.

Note: Some examples may contain offensive language for illustration purposes.

install

npm install @cnakazawa/profane

Usage

new Profane(options?)

Create a new instance:

import Profane from 'profane';

const profane = new Profane();

check(text: string): boolean

Check if a text matches the word list:

profance.check('Hell no'); // true
profance.check('H3ll no'); // true
profane.check('Banana Banana Banana'); // false

censor(censored: string, replacement?: string): string;

Censor words matching the word list:

profane.censor('Hell no'); // '**** no'
profane.censor('Hell no', '•'); // '•••• no'

getWordFrequencies(text: string): Record<string, number>;

Get the word frequencies of words matching the word list:

```js
const frequencies = profane.getWordFrequencies('horniest hornet fart');

{
  "horniest": 1,
  "fart": 1
}

getCategoryFrequencies(text: string): Record<string, number>;

Get the category frequencies of words matching the word list:

const frequencies = profane.getCategoryFrequencies('horniest hornet fart');

{
  "inappropriate": 1,
  "sexual": 1
}

Options

words: Record<string, ReadonlyArray<string>>

You can configure your Profane instance with a custom word list by supplying an object with word definitions:

const profane = new Profane({
  words: {
    happy: ['inappropriate'],
    awesome: ['elated'],
  },
});

profane.check('Mr. Happy is awesome'); // true
profane.getCategoryFrequencies('Mr. Happy is awesome'); // {inappropriate: 1, elated: 1}

You can receive a copy of the word list through the getWordList() function:

import {getWordList} from '@cnakazawa/profane';

getWordList(); // Record<string, ReadonlyArray<string>>

normalize?: boolean

Determines whether to normalize Leet or not. Defaults to true'.

new Profane({normalize: false}).check('H3ll'); // false
new Profane({normalize: true}).check('H3ll'); // true

wholeWordsOnly?: boolean

Whether to match only on whole words or not. Defaults to false'.

new Profane({wholeWordsOnly: false}).check('shell'); // true
new Profane({wholeWordsOnly: true}).check('shell'); // false

Updates to the word list

The default word list was lifted from Swearjar and may be out-of-date. Please feel free to send Pull Requests with new and updated definitions.