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A javascript filter for bad words
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 64%. Popularity: 12%.
A multi-language profanity filter with full TypeScript support
- profanity
- profane
- obscenity
- obscene
- cussing
- curse
- cursing
- swearing
- swearwords
- swear-words
- vulgarity
- badwords
- bad-words
- badlanguage
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Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 62%. Popularity: 6%.
A highly consumable list of bad (profanity) english words (forked from badwords)
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 54%. Popularity: 9%.
A thorough profanity filter that considers most common circumventions. Works with your custom list of blocked and whitelisted words and phrases. Identifies and/or replaces bad words. Works with *wildcards* at *start and/or end* of words.
- profanity
- filter
- circumvention
- censor
- profanity-filter
- badwords
- badwords-filter
- profanity-cleaner
- bad
- word
- swearword
- curseword
- curse
- swear
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Maintenance: 32%. Quality: 63%. Popularity: 2%.
JavaScript/Typescript multi-language curse word filter
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 64%. Popularity: 1%.
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
- profanity
- curse
- react-profanity
- glin-profanity
- glincker
- glin
- bad
- badword
- profanity-cleaner
- swearword
- profanity-filter
- badword-filter
- badword-detection
- badword-detect
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Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 62%. Popularity: 1%.
Open-source and modern AI content moderation
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 63%. Popularity: 1%.
A javascript filter for unwashed words
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 62%. Popularity: 0%.
JavaScript/TypeScript filter and checker for bad words aka profanity
Maintenance: 32%. Quality: 55%. Popularity: 5%.
Robust, extensible profanity filter.
- profanity
- profane
- obscenities
- obscenity
- obscene
- filter
- curse
- swear
- swearing
- vulgar
- vulgarity
- bad-words
- badwords
- cuss
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 45%. Popularity: 7%.
Purity Ring sanitizes usernames by intelligently splitting concatenated strings, substituting numbers and special characters for their alphabetic equivalents, and checking the results against a customizable blacklist to ensure appropriateness.
- username
- usernames
- sanitization
- string splitting
- leet speak
- leet
- character mapping
- blacklist
- profanity
- data cleaning
- text processing
- nlp
- natural language processing
- validation
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 54%. Popularity: 0%.
censor dirty words
Maintenance: 26%. Quality: 62%. Popularity: 0%.
A javascript filter for bad words
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 51%. Popularity: 2%.
Profanity validation for React forms with react-hook-form & zod supported
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 52%. Popularity: 1%.
A JavaScript package to detect and filter profanity
Maintenance: 28%. Quality: 51%. Popularity: 4%.
This is a packege that filters bad words
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 51%. Popularity: 1%.
A comprehensive list of Persian swear words and phrases, provided in JSON format with a JavaScript helper function for easy integration.
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 52%. Popularity: 0%.
A comprehensive JavaScript library for content moderation, including profanity filtering, sentiment analysis, and toxicity detection. Leveraging advanced algorithms and external APIs, TextModerate provides developers with tools to create safer and more po
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 52%. Popularity: 0%.
A simple profanity filter for multiple languages
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 51%. Popularity: 0%.
A package to detect abusive words in multiple languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Hindi
- abuse
- detection
- multilingual
- moderation
- profanity
- filter
- content-moderation
- language-detection
- offensive-language
- text-analysis
Maintenance: 33%. Quality: 51%. Popularity: 0%.