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@michaelthielemann/kestrel-sanitize-svg

v5.8.1

Published

Step sanitize.svg: strips scripts, event handlers and external references from uploaded SVG files.

Readme

sanitize/svg

Sanitizes uploaded SVG files against an allowlist of shape/text/gradient/filter tags and presentation attributes. Config: maxBytes (default 2 MiB). Step sanitize.svg before media.upload: rejects an oversize file with PAYLOAD_TOO_LARGE (413) and invalid markup with VALIDATION (400), replaces the file's bytes with the cleaned SVG (image/svg+xml); non-SVG files pass through untouched. Removed: <script>, <style>, <foreignObject>, <image>, on* handlers, animate*/set, and any href/xlink:href that is not an internal #... reference. Inline delivery of sanitized SVGs still needs image/svg+xml in core's http.inlineTypes – and the other way round: that entry without this module (or another one registering sanitize.svg) fails the boot.

Generated from the manifest

@michaelthielemann/kestrel-sanitize-svg – module sanitize/svg: provides no contract.

| Config | Type | Required | Default | |---|---|---|---| | maxBytes | integer | no | 2097152 |

| Step | Summary | Reads | Writes | Input | Output | Errors | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | sanitize.svg | Sanitize uploaded SVG files (scripts, handlers, external references removed) | files | files | – | – | 400 invalid svg; 413 svg too large |

Pipelines in examples/minimal using these steps:

  • uploadMedia (POST /media): authn.requireUser → authz.require:media.write → sanitize.svg → media.upload → events.emit:media.uploaded