@textmod/textmod-node v1.0.9

TextMod SDK for Node.js

This is an SDK for the TextMod API that allows you to easily moderate text content for various sentiments such as spam, hate, and pornography.

Installation

npm install @textmod/textmod-node

Usage

To use the TextMod SDK, you'll need an API authentication token from the TextMod website. Once you have that, you can create an instance of the TextMod class:

import { TextMod } from '@textmod/textmod-node';

const textmod = new TextMod({
  authToken: '<YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN>',
  filterSentiments: ['spam', 'hate', 'sexual/minors'],
});

The filterSentiments option is optional and defaults to allowing all sentiments. If specified, only the specified sentiments will be moderated.

You can then use the moderate method to moderate text content:

const result = await textmod.moderate('Hello world!');
console.log(result); // { spam: false, hate: false, sexualMinors: false, ... }

The moderate method returns a Promise that resolves to a ModerationResult object. This object has a boolean property for each sentiment that has been moderated. The property names are normalized to use camelCase instead of kebab-case.

API Documentation

TextMod

The TextMod class is the main class in this SDK. It has one method:

moderate(text: string): Promise<ModerationResult>

Moderates the specified text and returns a ModerationResult object. The text parameter is a string representing the content to moderate.

Types

This SDK defines the following types:

• ModerationResult: A type that represents the result returned by the moderate method. It is an object with boolean properties for each sentiment that has been moderated. The property names are normalized to use camelCase instead of kebab-case.
• TextModApiRequestBody: A type that represents the request body sent to the TextMod API when moderating content.
• TextModSentiments: A type that represents the response returned by the TextMod API when moderating content. It is an object with boolean properties for each sentiment that has been moderated.
• TextModConfig: A type that represents the configuration options for the TextMod class. It has two properties:
  • authToken: A string representing the TextMod API authentication token.
  • filterSentiments: An optional array of sentiment names to moderate. If specified, only the specified sentiments will be moderated.

Example

Here's an example of how to use the TextMod class:

import { TextMod } from 'textmod-sdk';

const textmod = new TextMod({
  authToken: '<YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN>',
  filterSentiments: ['spam', 'hate', 'sexual/minors'],
});

const result = await textmod.moderate('Hello world!');
console.log(result); // { spam: false, hate: false, sexualMinors: false, ... }

Contributing

If you have suggestions for how this SDK could be improved, or want to report a bug, please open an issue! We welcome contributions from the community.

License

This SDK is released under the MIT License.