filename-sanitizer v0.2.0

filename-sanitizer

Sanitize filename across Window, macOS and Linux.

Given filename as a utf-8 string, sanitize(filename) will encode the invalid characters in the filename to make it a valid filename on the current running platform.

On Windows, <, >, :, ", /, \, |, ?, * are encoded as their utf-8 value prefixed by a %. Control code 0-31 are encoded as their utf-8 value prefixed by a % as well.

On macOS and Linux, only /, \0 are encoded as their utf-8 value prefixed by a %.

You can also explictly sanitize the filename targeting a platform different from the current one. For example, to sanitize a filename targeting Windows, invoke Sanitizer.sanitizeWindows(filename)