Profanity is a PHP library that allows blocking bad words out of a given string. It currently blocks more than 2.555 words in different languages. It's very easy to use and can filter a 100 chars string in about 0.0021 seconds!
This example is a simple string that is going to be filtered using this library.
$clean_words = Profanity::blocker('My cool string bitch')->filter()
// My cool string *****First, require it using composer:
composer require consoletvs/profanity
To install it on laravel, simply add the service provider and the alias in config/app.php:
Service Provider:
ConsoleTVs\Profanity\ProfanityServiceProvider::class,Alias (optional):
'Profanity' => ConsoleTVs\Profanity\Facades\Profanity::class,$words = 'My bad word bitch';
$clean_words = \ConsoleTVs\Profanity\Builder::blocker($words)->filter();
// My bad word *****
// Filter words only by English and German bad words.
$clean_words = \ConsoleTVs\Profanity\Builder::blocker($words, languages: ['en', 'de'])->filter();<?php
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use ConsoleTVs\Profanity\Facades\Profanity;
// or using the alias:
// use Profanity;
class HomeController extends Controller
{
/**
* Simple test function.
*
* @return string
*/
public function test()
{
$words = 'My bad word bitch';
return Profanity::blocker($words)->filter();
// My bad word *****
}
}-
blocker($text, $blocker = '****', $languages = [])
Setup the text and the blocker to use.
note: The blocker defaults to
****note: Pass language codes to reduce the list of bad words that are taken into account.
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strict(true/false)
Set the strict mode to enabled or disabled. Strict mode replaces the string even if it's not a word: assets => (tagged as ass) =>
****Disable to ensure normal usage. Defaults to false. -
strictClean(true/false)
Set the strict clean mode to enabled or disabled. Strict clean mode ensures the first blocked character is repeated for each bad word character. If so, a bad word of length = 3 (ass) will result in a
***, instead of the blocker (defaults to****). If the blocker is-**-then the same example as above would produce---as strict clean true and-**-as false. Defaults to true. -
clean()
Returns true if the text have no bad words on it.
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filter()
Filters the text with the given blocker.
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badWords()
Return the bad words found in the text.
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text($text)
Sets the text to filter.
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blocker($blocker)
Sets the string that will replace the bad words.
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dictionary($dictionary)
Sets the dictionary. If string is provided, it will be treated as a path and will try to decode the json contained in the path. If array is provided, it will set the dictionary.
Example dictionary:
[ { "language": "en", "word": "bitch" }, { "language": "en", "word": "fuck" } ]
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