A community based multilanugal badwords database and detection api

This repo is mostly dependent upon pull requests from the contributers to improve the accuracy of the api.

• you can use it as database of badwords and implement your own filter functions
• you can use it as api for your app in development enviroment (Host it on your own for production apps) but still can handle good ammount of traffic

badwords has some cool api endpoint to intreact with the documentation (not compeleted yet) can be find here

hosted on vercel and deta for now

https://badwords.deta.dev/api > https://badwords.vercel.app/api

• / the information about api
• /langs information about languages in database
• /check checks if a words is present in database
• /listall returns a list of all positives & negatives in the payload specified
• /clean advanced cleans and returns the payload
• /simpleclean simple cleans and returns the payload

• languages array of numbers binded to languages (only specified languages will be check for presence of badword)
• layers the protection layer of advanced search more the layer more time it takes for response but decreased the chance of missing badwords (currently only 2 supported [1,2])
• placeholder the replacer to the badword (forced length = 1)
• exclude the array of words not to check or ignore
• splitter the splitter for simple clean
• joiner the joiner of simple clean

• Advanced clean don't work on Unicode (non-aplhabetical to be specify) instead use simpleClean endpoint

https://badwords.vercel.app/api/clean

{
  "payload": "This is a payload",
  "options": {
    "languages": [0, 1, 2],
    "layers": [1, 2],
    "placeholder": "#"
  }
}

Make a pull request after adding few more word cases in the /data/{respectiveFile} more words and languages means more accuracy.

• the positive array of the datalist has all positive cases
• the negative array of the datalist has all negative cases for example assassin's

Yea ik its a stupid idea for badwords cuz no one really cares but i wanted to make it so i did 😉