```
## `sanitizer()`
`sanitizer` function creates an instance of `Sanitize.Sanitizer` and takes an optional parameter:
* `tagMap: Object` — transforms mapped to tag names
## `Sanitize.Sanitizer`
Interface declares a single `sanitize()` function which takes following arguments:
* `input: string` — html input to sanitize
* `options: Sanitize.Options` — an object with following keys:
* `sourceHost: string` — hostname of a document source used by link transformer, it will be appended to links starting with `"/"`
so `src="/1.png"` will become `src="${sourceHost}/1.png"`. Defaults to empty string
* `sourcePath: string` — path of a source document, it will be append to realtive links so `href="next.html"`
will become `href="${sourceHost}/${sourcePath}/next.html"`. Defaults to empty string
## Customization
Parsing logic can be greatly altered by creating a new or modifying the default `Sanitize.TagMap`.
All you need to do is register your own function implementing `Transforms.Transform` interface within the tag map.
Transfomations can be used as middleware functions by utilizing `Transfomrs.chain()` which takes an array of tranformations and runs is top down.
One may also consider writing custom `Tags.Tag` implmentation.
_More documentation to come, consult the source code for any details it's really simple_
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