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spamguard.js

v4.4.1

Published

🤖 Protect your email address from being crawled by spam bots.

Downloads

15

Readme

spamguard.js

Installation

npm install spamguard.js
yarn add spamguard.js

Usage

spamguard(selector);
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/spamguard.js/dist/spamguard.js"></script>
<a href="#" class="obfuscate-it" data-name="mark" data-domain="gmail" data-tld="com" data-mailto="true"></a>
<script>
	spamguard(".obfuscate-it");
</script>

Demo

Options

| Attribute | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | data-name | string | | Everything before the @ of your email address | | data-domain | string | | Domain name without extension | | data-tld | string | | Extension without . | | data-salt | string | | Additional characters for confusion, which are removed | | data-number | string | | You can add letters and special characters for obfuscation (see example) | | data-mailto | boolean | false | Creates a mailto:-link | | data-content | boolean | false | When true, your own content will be kept. Otherwise it returns the email address. | | data-subject | string | | Set a custom subject for mailto:-link | | data-message | string | | Set a custom message for mailto:-link | | data-text | string | | Obfuscate a custom string | | data-protocol | string | tel | Set the protocol on data-number: whatsapp, tel, sms | | data-align-content | string | left | Correspond to justify-content |

Example with custom content

<a href="#" class="obfuscate-it" data-name="mark" data-domain="gmail" data-tld="com" data-mailto="true" data-content="true">
	<i class="fa fa-heart"></i>
</a>
<script>
	spamguard(".obfuscate-it");
</script>

Example with phone number

<a href="#" class="obfuscate-it" data-number="_+1 $&80=8 :555;; 01-))23" data-salt="§$%&/()=_:;.-[]" data-mailto="true"></a>
<script>
	spamguard(".obfuscate-it");
</script>

Example with WhatsApp number

<a href="#" class="obfuscate-it" data-number="_+1 $&80=8 :555;; 01-))23" data-salt="§$%&/()=_:;.-[]" data-protocol="whatsapp" data-message="Hi there!" data-mailto="true"></a>
<script>
	spamguard(".obfuscate-it");
</script>

Example with a custom text

<span class="obfuscate-it" data-text="H$e__l-[l].o ::W=o)r%&%ld.!" data-salt="§$%&/()=_:;.-[]"></span>
<script>
	spamguard(".obfuscate-it");
</script>