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profanity-checker-fr

v1.3.0

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French Profanity Filter is a lightweight and easy-to-use Node.js module to detect and filter offensive words (profanity, insults) in French sentences. Ideal for chat applications, comment moderation, and any service that requires clean user-generated cont

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French Profanity Filter

French Profanity Filter is a lightweight and easy-to-use Node.js module to detect and filter offensive words (profanity, insults) in French sentences. Ideal for chat applications, comment moderation, and any service that requires clean user-generated content.

Installation

To install this module, use npm :

npm i profanity-checker-fr

Use

Import

To use the coarseness filter, import the classes ProfanityConfig and ProfanityChecker :

import { ProfanityConfig, ProfanityChecker } from 'profanity-checker-fr';

Detection of forbidden words

To check whether a sentence contains forbidden words, use the method hasBadWords :

const sentence: string = "this is a sentence with a forbidden word 'salope'";
const containsBadWords: boolean = ProfanityChecker.hasBadWords(sentence);

console.log(containsBadWords); // Displays true or false

Censorship of forbidden words

To censor forbidden words in a sentence, use the method censoredSentence :

const sentence: string = "this is a sentence with a forbidden word 'con'";
const censored: string = ProfanityChecker.censoredSentence(sentence);
console.log(censored); // Display the sentence with the censored words

// this is a sentence with a forbidden word '***'

Global Configuration

You can change the censor character and add forbidden words or whitelist words:

// Configure the global settings
ProfanityConfig.changeCensoredWords('$'); // string
ProfanityConfig.addBadWords(['test', 'example']); // string or string[]
ProfanityConfig.addWhiteList(['example']); // string or string[]

Example

import { ProfanityConfig, ProfanityChecker } from 'profanity-checker-fr';

// Configure global settings
ProfanityConfig.changeCensoredWords('$'); // string
ProfanityConfig.addBadWords(['test', 'example']); // string or string[]
ProfanityConfig.addWhiteList(['test']); // string or string[]

// Check and censor a sentence
const sentence: string = 'This is a bad example test con';
console.log(ProfanityChecker.hasBadWords(sentence)); // true or false
console.log(ProfanityChecker.censoredSentence(sentence)); // This is a bad $$$$$$$ test $$$

// Delete words
ProfanityConfig.changeCensoredWords('$'); // string
ProfanityConfig.deleteBadWords(['test', 'example']); // string or string[]
ProfanityConfig.deleteWhiteList(['test']); // string or string[]

// Check and censor a sentence
const sentence: string = 'This is a bad example test con';
console.log(ProfanityChecker.hasBadWords(sentence)); // true or false
console.log(ProfanityChecker.censoredSentence(sentence)); // This is a bad example test $$$

Features

| Method | Description | | -------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | hasBadWords(sentence: string): boolean | This method takes a sentence as input and returns true if the sentence contains forbidden words, otherwise false. | | censoredSentence(sentence: string): string | This method takes a sentence as input and returns the sentence with the forbidden words replaced by asterisks (*). | | listbadWords(): string[] | This method returns all the bad words currently in the list. | | listWhiteListWords(): string[] | This method returns all the words in the whitelist. | | changeCensoredWords(): string | This method changes the censorship symbol in the sentences. | | addBadWords(): (string OR string[]) | This method adds new words to the list of forbidden words. | | deleteBadWords(): string OR string[] | This method deletes words to the list of forbidden words. | | addWhiteList(): string OR string[] | This method adds new words to the list of words in the whitelist. | | deleteWhiteList(): string OR string[] | This method deletes words to the list of words in the whitelist. |

License

This project is licensed by MIT.