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Glin-Profanity is a lightweight and efficient npm package designed to detect and filter profane language in text inputs across multiple languages. Whether you’re building a chat application, a comment section, or any platform where user-generated content
A multilingual profanity detection and filtering engine for modern applications — by GLINCKER
A multilingual profanity detection and filtering engine for modern applications — by GLINCKER
Glin-Profanity is a high-performance JavaScript/TypeScript library built to detect, filter, and sanitize profane or harmful language in user-generated content. With support for over 20+ languages, configurable severity levels, obfuscation detection, and real-time React integration, it’s designed for developers who care about building safe, inclusive platforms.
Whether you're moderating chat messages, community forums, or content input forms, Glin-Profanity empowers you to:
sh1t
, f*ck
, a$$hole
Exact
, Fuzzy
, Merged
)useProfanityChecker
To install Glin-Profanity, use npm:
npm install glin-profanity
OR
yarn add glin-profanity
Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, English, Esperanto, Finnish, French, German, Hindi, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Swedish, Thai
Here's a simple example of how to use Glin-Profanity in a React application:
import React, { useState } from 'react';
import { useProfanityChecker, SeverityLevel, Language } from 'glin-profanity';
const App = () => {
const [text, setText] = useState('');
const [autoReplace, setAutoReplace] = useState(true);
const [replaceWith, setReplaceWith] = useState('***');
const [minSeverity, setMinSeverity] = useState(SeverityLevel.Exact);
const { result, checkText } = useProfanityChecker({
allLanguages: true,
severityLevels: true,
autoReplace,
replaceWith,
minSeverity,
customActions: (res) => {
console.log('[Detected]', res.profaneWords);
},
});
return (
<div>
<input value={text} onChange={(e) => setText(e.target.value)} />
<button onClick={() => checkText(text)}>Scan</button>
{result && (
<>
<p>Contains Profanity: {result.containsProfanity ? 'Yes' : 'No'}</p>
{result.containsProfanity && (
<>
<p>Detected: {result.profaneWords.join(', ')}</p>
<p>Replaced: {result.processedText}</p>
</>
)}
</>
)}
</div>
);
};
Filter
Classnew Filter(config?: {
languages?: Language[];
allLanguages?: boolean;
caseSensitive?: boolean;
wordBoundaries?: boolean;
customWords?: string[];
replaceWith?: string;
severityLevels?: boolean;
ignoreWords?: string[];
logProfanity?: boolean;
});
Option | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
languages | Language[] | Languages to include |
allLanguages | boolean | If true, scan all available languages |
caseSensitive | boolean | Match case exactly |
wordBoundaries | boolean | Only match full words (turn off for substring matching) |
customWords | string[] | Add your own words |
replaceWith | string | Replace matched words with this string |
severityLevels | boolean | Enable severity mapping (Exact, Fuzzy, Merged) |
ignoreWords | string[] | Words to skip even if found |
logProfanity | boolean | Log results via console |
allowObfuscatedMatch | boolean | Enable fuzzy pattern matching like f*ck |
fuzzyToleranceLevel | number (0–1) | Adjust how tolerant fuzzy matching is |
autoReplace | boolean | Whether to auto-replace flagged words |
minSeverity | SeverityLevel | Minimum severity to include in final list |
customActions | (result) => void | Custom logging/callback support |
isProfane
Checks if a given text contains profanities.
isProfane(value: string): boolean;
value
: The text to check.boolean
- true
if the text contains profanities, false
otherwise.checkProfanity
Returns details about profanities found in the text.
checkProfanity(text: string): CheckProfanityResult;
text
: The text to check.CheckProfanityResult
containsProfanity
: boolean
- true
if the text contains profanities, false
otherwise.profaneWords
: string[]
- An array of profane words found in the text.processedText
: string
- The text with profane words replaced (if replaceWith
is specified).severityMap
: { [word: string]: number }
- A map of profane words to their severity levels (if severityLevels
is specified).useProfanityChecker
HookA custom React hook for using the profanity checker.
config
: An optional configuration object.
languages
: An array of languages to check for profanities.allLanguages
: A boolean indicating whether to check for all languages.caseSensitive
: A boolean indicating whether the profanity check should be case-sensitive.wordBoundaries
: A boolean indicating whether to consider word boundaries when checking for profanities.customWords
: An array of custom words to include in the profanity check.replaceWith
: A string to replace profane words with.severityLevels
: A boolean indicating whether to include severity levels for profane words.ignoreWords
: An array of words to ignore in the profanity check.logProfanity
: A boolean indicating whether to log detected profane words.customActions
: A function to execute custom actions when profanity is detected.result
: The result of the profanity check.checkText
: A function to check a given text for profanities.checkTextAsync
: A function to check a given text for profanities asynchronously.const { result, checkText, checkTextAsync } = useProfanityChecker(config);
⚠️ Glin-Profanity is a best-effort tool. Language evolves, and no filter is perfect. Always supplement with human moderation for high-risk platforms.
This software is also available under the GLINCKER LLC proprietary license. The proprietary license allows for use, modification, and distribution of the software with certain restrictions and conditions as set forth by GLINCKER LLC.
You are free to use this software for reference and educational purposes. However, any commercial use, distribution, or modification outside the terms of the MIT License requires explicit permission from GLINCKER LLC.
By using the software in any form, you agree to adhere to the terms of both the MIT License and the GLINCKER LLC proprietary license, where applicable. If there is any conflict between the terms of the MIT License and the GLINCKER LLC proprietary license, the terms of the GLINCKER LLC proprietary license shall prevail.
GLIN PROFANITY is MIT licensed.
FAQs
Glin-Profanity is a lightweight and efficient npm package designed to detect and filter profane language in text inputs across multiple languages. Whether you’re building a chat application, a comment section, or any platform where user-generated content
The npm package glin-profanity receives a total of 1,476 weekly downloads. As such, glin-profanity popularity was classified as popular.
We found that glin-profanity demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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