Create spam mitigation models with ease using fully-customizable, object oriented components.
The spamfilter module is a lightweight, fast and straightforward way to build your own spam filtering machines in order to keep applications using user-generated content clean.
It's object-oriented and makes a quick, yet concise approach to remove spam easy.
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You can install spamfilter by cloning the GitHub repository, downloading it from the GitHub page or using pip:
$ pip install spamfilter
Define a machine using several spam filters stacked onto each other.
from spamfilter.filters import Length, Symbols
from spamfilter.machines import Machine
m = Machine([
Length(min_length=10, max_length=200, mode="crop"),
Symbols(mode="normal")
])
TEST_STRING = "This is a test string."
print(m.check(TEST_STRING).passed)
This project is licensed under the MIT License as found in the LICENSE file.
Feel free to contribute to the project using the GitHub repository. Additions to the spam filters, machines and documentation are always welcome!
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Create spam mitigation models with ease using fully-customizable, object oriented components.
We found that spamfilter 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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