profanity-check
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This is a multi-language profanity check for validating text is clear and doesn't contain any profane words
This is a multi-language profanity check for validating text is clear and doesn't contain any profane words
By default profanity-check supports English languages however you can as many language as you wish through the configuration object
import {Filter} from 'profanity-check'
const defaultFilter = new Filter()
// or
const multiLanguageFilter = new Filter({languages: ["arabic", "english", "french"]})
console.log(defaultFilter.isProfane("what the fuck is going on?")) // true
console.log(multiLanguageFilter.isProfane("انها عاهرة")) // true
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This is a multi-language profanity check for validating text is clear and doesn't contain any profane words
The npm package profanity-check receives a total of 228 weekly downloads. As such, profanity-check popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that profanity-check 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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