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@hypertheory-labs/sanitize

v0.0.1

Published

State sanitization library for developer tools — redact, mask, and transform sensitive fields before they reach any observer.

Downloads

83

Readme

@hypertheory-labs/sanitize

State sanitization library for developer tools — redact, mask, and transform sensitive fields before they reach any observer: AI assistants, logging pipelines, clipboard exports, or event sourcing streams.

Standalone. Zero dependencies on Angular, NgRx, or any framework.

Full documentation →


Installation

npm install @hypertheory-labs/sanitize

Quick start

import { sanitized } from '@hypertheory-labs/sanitize';

const safeState = sanitized(userState, {
  password:   'masked',       // → "***"
  apiKey:     'hashed',       // → "[~3f9a12b4]" (stable, correlation-preserving)
  creditCard: 'creditCard',   // → last 4 digits
  ssn:        'omitted',      // key removed entirely
  notes:      truncate(80),   // first 80 chars + "…"
});

Three tiers of rules

Tier 1 — Named rules (covers most cases)

String literals with full autocomplete. No imports needed beyond sanitized.

| Rule | Output | Use when | |---|---|---| | 'omitted' | (key removed) | Field shouldn't appear at all | | 'redacted' | '[redacted]' | Value hidden, key visible | | 'masked' | '***…' | Length-approximate masking | | 'hashed' | '[~3f9a12b4]' | Correlation without exposure | | 'lastFour' | last 4 chars | | | 'email' | 'jo***@example.com' | | | 'creditCard' 'debitCard' 'phoneNumber' | last 4 (aliases) | | | 'password' 'apiKey' 'token' 'secret' 'ssn' | semantic aliases | |

Tier 2 — Parameterized operators

import { sanitized, keepFirst, keepLast, truncate, replace } from '@hypertheory-labs/sanitize';

sanitized(state, {
  internalId: keepFirst(6),
  notes:      truncate(80),
})

Arrays

import { sanitized, arrayOf } from '@hypertheory-labs/sanitize';

sanitized(state, {
  customers: arrayOf({ email: 'omitted', creditCard: 'creditCard' }),
})

Typed helper

import { sanitizeConfig } from '@hypertheory-labs/sanitize';

// Provides SanitizationConfig<T> typing at the call site — identity at runtime
const myConfig = sanitizeConfig<UserState>({
  password: 'masked',
  apiKey: 'hashed',
});

License

MIT © Jeffry Gonzalez