wasm-curse-words v1.1.1

wasm-curse-words

The wasm-curse-words library, written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly, offers functionality for detecting and replacing profanity within text. It integrates seamlessly with JavaScript environments (tested with NestJs).

Installation

Use the package manager to install wasm-curse-words.

yarn wasm-curse-words
npm i wasm-curse-words

Usage

import { WasmCurse } from 'wasm-curse-words';

// Create a WasmCurse instance (notice the variable name)
const curse = new WasmCurse('*', ['en', 'de', 'ru']);

// Check text for profanity
const hasCurseWords = curse.checkCurseWords('Some text to check');
console.log(hasCurseWords); // Outputs true or false

// Define the language of the text (optional)
const language = curse.defineLanguage('Some text to check');
console.log(language); // Outputs the language code (e.g., 'en')

// Replace profanity in text
const cleanedText = curse.replaceCurseWords('Some text to check');
console.log(cleanedText); // Outputs the text with profanity replaced

API

new WasmCurse(replaceChar, languagesToCheck);

Creates a new instance of WasmCurse.

replaceChar - The character to replace profanity with. languagesToCheck - An array of language codes to check for profanity. Valid values: 'ru', 'en', 'de', 'pl'. If no languages was provided in use will be only english.

checkCurseWords(text) - checks the text for profanity. Returns true if the text contains profanity, and false otherwise.

defineLanguage(text) - defines the language of the text. Returns the language code.

replaceCurseWords(text) - replaces profanity in the text with the character specified when creating the WasmCurse instance. Returns the processed text.

Change log

v1.1.0 - added support of Polish language; small optimizations; v1.0.1 - added panic to defineLanguage method when can't define a lang; v1.0.0 - migration to class;