@div0ky/sanitize v1.2.0

Sanitize

A TypeScript utility library for sanitizing common contact-related fields like phone numbers, names, addresses, and more.

Installation

npm install @div0ky/sanitize

Usage

import { sanitize, format } from '@div0ky/sanitize';

// Sanitize first names
const firstName1 = sanitize.firstName('mr. john');  // Returns: 'John'
const firstName2 = sanitize.firstName('bob and jim');  // Returns: 'Bob & Jim'
const firstName3 = sanitize.firstName('jack and s.');  // Returns: 'Jack'
const firstName4 = sanitize.firstName('j.d. smith');  // Returns: 'J D Smith'

// Sanitize last names
const lastName1 = sanitize.lastName('smith jr.');  // Returns: 'Smith'
const lastName2 = sanitize.lastName('thompson and wilson');  // Returns: 'Thompson & Wilson'
const lastName3 = sanitize.lastName('smith/jones');  // Returns: 'Smith/Jones'
const lastName4 = sanitize.lastName('smith\\jones');  // Returns: 'Smith/Jones'

// Example of compound first names with slash-separated last names
const firstName = sanitize.firstName('jack and jill');  // Returns: 'Jack & Jill'
const lastName = sanitize.lastName('smith/jones');  // Returns: 'Smith/Jones'

// Sanitize full names (handles initials and middle names)
const fullName1 = sanitize.fullName('aaron spurlock');  // Returns: 'Aaron Spurlock'
const fullName2 = sanitize.fullName('aaron j. spurlock');  // Returns: 'Aaron J Spurlock'
const fullName3 = sanitize.fullName('j.r. bob smith');  // Returns: 'J R Bob Smith'
const fullName4 = sanitize.fullName('mr. aaron patrick jennings spurlock jr.');  // Returns: 'Aaron PJ Spurlock'
const fullName5 = sanitize.fullName('jack and s. thompson');  // Returns: 'Jack Thompson'

// Sanitize a phone number
const phone = sanitize.phone('(123) 456-7890');  // Returns: '1234567890'

// Sanitize and format a phone number
const rawPhone = '(123) 456-7890';
const sanitizedPhone = sanitize.phone(rawPhone);  // Returns: '1234567890'
const formattedPhone = format.phone(sanitizedPhone);  // Returns: '(123) 456-7890'

// Sanitize an email
const email = sanitize.email('User@Example.COM');  // Returns: 'user@example.com'

// Sanitize an address
const street1 = sanitize.street('123 north main street');  // Returns: '123 N Main St'
const street2 = sanitize.street('456 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE #2B');  // Returns: '456 S Washington Ave #2B'
const street3 = sanitize.street('789 northwest oak drive apt 3');  // Returns: '789 NW Oak Dr #3'
const city = sanitize.city('new york');  // Returns: 'New York'
const state = sanitize.state('ny');  // Returns: 'NY'
const zip = sanitize.zip('12345');  // Returns: '12345'
const invalidZip = sanitize.zip('12345-6789');  // Returns: null

## API

### sanitize.firstName(first_name: string): string

Sanitizes a first name by:
- Removing titles (Mr., Mrs., Dr., etc.)
- Converting multiple names to use "&" (e.g., "Bob and Jim" → "Bob & Jim")
- Removing short second names in compound names (e.g., "Jack and S." → "Jack")
- Replacing periods with spaces in initials (e.g., "J.D." → "J D")
- Applying proper capitalization
- Returns 'Unknown' if input is empty or only whitespace

### sanitize.lastName(last_name: string): string

Sanitizes a last name by:
- Removing suffixes (Jr., Sr., Esq.)
- Handling slash-separated names as distinct last names (e.g., "Smith/Jones")
- Converting "and" to "&" in compound names (e.g., "Thompson and Wilson" → "Thompson & Wilson")
- Applying proper capitalization
- Returns 'Unknown' if input is empty or only whitespace

### sanitize.fullName(full_name: string): string

Sanitizes a full name by:
- Removing titles and suffixes
- Preserving existing initials (e.g., "J.R. Smith" → "J R Smith")
- Converting middle names to initials (e.g., "Aaron Patrick Jennings" → "Aaron PJ")
- Removing short parts in compound names (e.g., "Jack and S. Thompson" → "Jack Thompson")
- Applying proper capitalization
- Returns 'Unknown' if input is empty or only whitespace

### sanitize.phone(phone: string): string | null

Sanitizes a phone number by removing non-numeric characters and ensuring it has 10 digits.
Returns `null` if the input is invalid or doesn't result in exactly 10 digits.

### sanitize.email(email: string): string | null

Sanitizes an email address by converting to lowercase and trimming whitespace.
Returns `null` if the email format is invalid.

### sanitize.street(address: string): string

Sanitizes street addresses following USPS standards where possible:
- Capitalizes first letter of each word except for standardized abbreviations
- Standardizes common street suffixes (St, Ave, Blvd, etc.)
- Standardizes directionals (N, S, E, W, NE, SW, etc.)
- Removes invalid characters
- Handles unit/apartment numbers
- Preserves numeric values including fractions

Returns an empty string if the input is empty or only whitespace.

Examples of standardization:
- "street" → "St"
- "avenue" → "Ave"
- "north" → "N" (when at start or end)
- "apartment 2b" → "#2B"

### sanitize.city(city: string): string

Capitalizes the first letter of each word in a city name and trims excess whitespace.
Returns 'Unknown' if the input is empty or only whitespace.

### sanitize.state(state: string): string | null

Converts state code to uppercase and validates against US state codes.
Returns `null` if the state code is invalid.
Supports all 50 US states, DC, and US territories (PR, VI, AS, GU, MP).

### sanitize.zip(zip: string): string | null

Sanitizes ZIP codes by ensuring they're exactly 5 digits.
Returns `null` if the input doesn't contain exactly 5 digits after removing non-numeric characters.

### format.phone(phone: string): string

Formats a sanitized phone number into a human-readable format.
Returns a string in the format '(XXX) XXX-XXXX'.

## License

MIT