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Detect spam in human-readable text.
Install the package:
npm install kayle-spam
Import the package:
import { identify } from "kayle-spam";
Use the identify function:
const thisIsntSpam = identify("Hello, world!");
console.log(thisIsntSpam); // false
const thisIsSpam = identify("💗 like 💗 this 💗 post 💗");
console.log(thisIsSpam); // true
You can pass an options object to the identify function to add additional mappings:
const isSpam = identify("Hell0, w🌍rld!", {
additionalMappings: ["🌍"],
});
console.log(isSpam); // true (it contains "🌍" which we passed in the options)
Available options:
additionalMappings: An array of strings to be used in the spam detection process. Defaults to [].bun test
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We found that kayle-spam demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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