Wisely

Obfuscating text or phrases with random uncommon characters to avoid banning. Everyone is free to speak as long as they do so wisely.

Prerequisites

• Node.js 18 or higher
• npm 9 or higher

Install

npm install wisely

Usage

Obscures the entire text

import wisely from 'wisely';

const text = 'Palestine will be free! Freedom is the right of ALL nations!';

console.log(wisely({ text }));
// P@l3$t|n3 w!ll 83 fr33! Fr33d0m |$ t#3 r!6#t 0f @LL n4t|0n5!

Obscures certain phrases

console.log(wisely({ text, phrases: ['palestine', 'free'] }));
// P4l35t1n3 will be fr33! Freedom is the right of ALL nations!

Obscures with custom character set

const customCharSet = {
  a: ['@', '4'],
  e: ['3'],
  i: ['1', '!'],
  o: ['0'],
  s: ['5', '$'],
  t: ['7'],
};

console.log(wisely({ text, charSets: [customCharSet] }));
// P@l3$7!n3 w1ll b3 fr33! Fr33d0m 1$ 7h3 r1gh7 0f 4LL n@710n$!

See options.charsets for more details.

API

wisely(options)

Returns a string with the obsfucated text.

options

Type: object

text

• Type: string
• Required: true

The text to be obscured.

phrases

• Type: string[]
• Required: false

The specific phrases to be obscured. If not specified or empty, the entire text will be obscured.

Each phrase must be less than or equal to 30 characters and only contain the following characters:

• Alphabets (a-z, A-Z)
• Numbers (0-9)
• Spaces ( )
• Hyphens (-)
• Underscores (_)
• Apostrophes (')
• Forward slashes (/)

caseSensitive

• Type: boolean
• Default: false

Whether to obscure in a case-sensitive manner.

charSets

• Type: (string | object)[]
• Default: ['latin']

The character set that will be used for obfuscation. Put the name of the built-in character sets or a custom character set objects.

The valid custom character set must be an object that contains key-value pairs where:

• The key is the character to be replaced. It must be a single alphabet character (a-z, A-Z).
• The value is an array of characters that will be used to replace the key. It must be an array of any single characters other than control characters and private use area block.

See the example below.

const customCharSet = {
  a: ['@', '4'],
  e: ['3'],
  i: ['1', '!'],
  o: ['0'],
  s: ['5', '$'],
  t: ['7'],
};

isCharSetValid(charSet)

Returns a boolean whether the character set is valid.

charSet

Type: object

The character set that will be checked.

mergeCharSets(...charSets)

Returns a merged character set object.

charSets

Type: string | object

The character set that will be merged. Put the name of the built-in character sets or a custom character set objects.

Character Sets

Below is the built-in character sets available. See the details of each character set in the charsets directory.

| charSet Name | Block Name | Block Range | | --- | --- | --- | | latin | Basic Latin | \u0000 - \u007f | | latin-1 | Latin-1 Supplement | \u0080 - \u00ff | | latin-ext-a | Latin Extended-A | \u0100 - \u017f | | latin-ext-b | Latin Extended-B | \u0180 - \u024f |

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