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Use this npm package to censor member's messages and keep your discord server friendly for all ages

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Discord-Censor

People curse too much in your discord server?
Use this npm package to censor their messages and keep your discord server friendly for all ages (unless you wanted to ....)

Installation 🖥

npm:

npm i discord-censor

yarn:

yarn add discord-censor

Features

The package has total 3 features
💜An array for bad words (badwords)
💜A function to check for those words in messages (check)
💜A function to replace bad words from messages (censor)

Usage ✏

Badwords (array)

You might want to interact with the badwords array to change it's content if needed.
By default, it has 500 about bad words stored in it
To interact with the array, see the code example below

const censor = require(discord-censor);

console.log(censor.badwords) //prints all the badwords in the array

const index = censor.badwords.indexOf('Word'); // Replace word with any word you would like to remove from array
censor.badwords.splice(index, 1); //Removes 'Word' from array

Check

It is a very handy function and returns value as true or false
To understand it better, see the code example below

const censor = require(discord-censor);

const CurseOrNot = censor.check("Is it a curse?")
console.log(CurseOrNot) //Prints False
const censor = require(discord-censor);

const CurseOrNot = censor.check("Is it a fuckin curse?")
console.log(CurseOrNot) //Prints true

Censor

This function will check for curses and replaces them by itself
It has two parameters

const censor = require(discord-censor);

censor.censor('The string you want to censor', 'censored word will be replaced by this (This parameter is optional)')

For more information, let's see the example code below

const censor = require(discord-censor);

const censored = censor.censor('I am fuckin cursing right now', '🤬')
console.log(censored) //prints "I am 🤬 cursing right now"

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