Laravel Profanity Filter Laravel Package

Support Laravel 13 Full Changelog: https://github.com/waadmawlood/laravel-profanity-filter/compare/v1.2.0...v1.2.1

Add real-time management for custom profanity words in ProfanityFilter

• Implemented addWords, removeWords, clearWords, and getWords methods for dynamic profanity word management.
• Updated README with usage examples for the new methods.
• Enhanced tests to cover real-time word management functionality and error handling for invalid languages.

Introduces a new feature that allows users to import profanity words from external JSON or TXT files at runtime and merge them into the word list for a specified language. This enhancement makes it easier to update or extend the profanity filter without modifying configuration files or code.

Key changes:

• Added importWordsFromFile($filePath, $lang) method to ProfanityFilter for importing words from JSON or TXT files.
• Updated the Facade docblock to include the new method for static usage.
• Added tests to verify importing words from both TXT and JSON files.
• Supports merging imported words into the current word list for the selected language.

Benefits:

• Simplifies bulk updates and integration with external word sources.
• No need to redeploy or edit config files for large or frequently updated word lists.
• Supports both JSON (array of words) and TXT (one word per line) formats.

• Multi-language support: Detects profanity in English, French, Arabic, and more
• Customizable masking: Replace profane words with your own masking character(s)
• Leet speak & substitutions: Detects obfuscated words (e.g., "f@ck", "sh!t", "d4mn")
• Custom word lists: Add or override profane words per language
• Case sensitivity: Toggle case-sensitive or insensitive detection
• Separator handling: Detects words with separators (e.g., d-a-m-n, s_h_i_t)
• Laravel integration: Seamless usage via Facade, Service Provider, and config
• Real-time configuration: Update settings and word lists at runtime
• Extensible: Easily add new languages, separators, or substitutions