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We are excited to announce the release of Glin-Profanity v2.0.0! This major version introduces powerful new features and enhanced accuracy for profanity detection, addressing many community-reported issues and adding advanced matching capabilities.
✨ What's New in v2.0.0
1. Obfuscated Profanity Detection
The filter now detects obfuscated profanities such as:
f*ck
fuuuuck
shiiiit
a$$hole
You can enable this behavior using the allowObfuscatedMatch configuration.
2. Fuzzy Matching with Tolerance Level
A new fuzzy matching system has been added to catch misspelled or intentionally distorted profanities. You can configure the detection sensitivity using the fuzzyToleranceLevel option (range: 0.5 - 1):
fuzzyToleranceLevel: 0.7// Lower = more aggressive detection
3. False Positive Handling (Word Boundaries Fix)
Improved word boundary behavior to avoid false positives on innocent words like:
"classic" (earlier flagged because of "ass")
"button" (earlier flagged because of "butt")
These words are now correctly marked as non-profane.
4. Dynamic Custom Words Input
In the React demo/testing app, users can now input custom profane words directly in a JSON textarea input instead of uploading a file. This greatly improves testing speed and flexibility.
5. Severity Levels Improved
Severity detection now clearly categorizes profanity matches as:
Exact Match
Fuzzy Match
Obfuscated/Merged Match
6. Overall Performance Optimizations
Reduced unnecessary checks in the filter loop.
Cleaned and optimized regex & normalization logic.
React Hook (useProfanityChecker) enhanced for faster reactivity.
🐛 Bug Fixes
Fixed broken behavior in word boundary matching.
Fixed crash when dictionary term contained whitespace.
Fixed severity mapping errors in processed text.
Prevented double counting of profanities.
🔥 Breaking Changes
Minimum Node.js version is now 14+.
Some configuration keys may have been renamed or modified.
Please refer to the updated documentation.
⚙️ Upcoming in v2.1.x
Dynamic dictionary injection at runtime.
Real-time profanity detection support for chat applications.
Multilingual profanity detection improvements.
WebSocket-based profanity stream filter.
Better TypeScript typings & advanced use cases examples.
📥 Installation
npm install glin-profanity
OR
yarn add glin-profanity
📝 What's Changed
✅ Introduced Obfuscated Match Detection
✅ Introduced Fuzzy Match Tolerance
✅ Word Boundaries accuracy improved
✅ Dynamic textarea-based custom word input in demo app
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🚀 Release Notes: Glin-Profanity v2.0.0
We are excited to announce the release of Glin-Profanity v2.0.0! This major version introduces powerful new features and enhanced accuracy for profanity detection, addressing many community-reported issues and adding advanced matching capabilities.
✨ What's New in v2.0.0
1. Obfuscated Profanity Detection
The filter now detects obfuscated profanities such as:
f*ckfuuuuckshiiiita$$holeYou can enable this behavior using the
allowObfuscatedMatchconfiguration.2. Fuzzy Matching with Tolerance Level
A new fuzzy matching system has been added to catch misspelled or intentionally distorted profanities. You can configure the detection sensitivity using the
fuzzyToleranceLeveloption (range:0.5 - 1):3. False Positive Handling (Word Boundaries Fix)
Improved word boundary behavior to avoid false positives on innocent words like:
These words are now correctly marked as non-profane.
4. Dynamic Custom Words Input
In the React demo/testing app, users can now input custom profane words directly in a JSON textarea input instead of uploading a file. This greatly improves testing speed and flexibility.
5. Severity Levels Improved
Severity detection now clearly categorizes profanity matches as:
6. Overall Performance Optimizations
🐛 Bug Fixes
🔥 Breaking Changes
Please refer to the updated documentation.
⚙️ Upcoming in v2.1.x
📥 Installation
OR
📝 What's Changed
Thank you for using Glin-Profanity.
For feedback or contributions, visit Glin-Profanity on GitHub.
What's Changed
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v1.1.9...v2.0.0
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