@@ -10,9 +10,8 @@ This plugin is provided as is - therefore, the creators and contributors of this You can use it in your models: - Notice -- there are two profanity filters, one is destructive. Beware the exclamation point (profanity_filter!). - - Non-Destructive (filters content when called, original text remains in the database) +Notice -- there are two profanity filters, one is destructive. Beware the exclamation point (profanity_filter!). +Non-Destructive (filters content when called, original text remains in the database) profanity_filter :foo, :bar # banned words will be replaced with @#$% @@ -23,7 +22,7 @@ You can use it in your models: some_model.foo => 'filtered version' some_model.foo_original => 'non-filtered version' - Destructive (saves the filtered content to the database) +Destructive (saves the filtered content to the database) profanity_filter! :foo, :bar # banned words will be replaced with @#$% @@ -41,7 +40,7 @@ You can also use the filter directly: Inquiring minds can checkout the simple benchmarks I've included so you can have an idea of what kind of performance to expect. I've included some quick scenarios including strings of (100, 1000, 5000, 1000) words and dictionaries of (100, 1000, 5000, 25000, 50000, 100000) words. You can run the benchmarks via: - /test/benchmark/fu-fu_benchmark.rb + ruby test/benchmark/fu-fu_benchmark.rb == TODO README.rdoc 750f5ef8d83ccd991d076aa25c5e69c47d0b0f7b Adam Bair adambair@gmail.com http://github.com/adambair/fu-fu/commit/1e2fa0707cd6ed6ef673f9e91de5ce8761044e4e 1e2fa0707cd6ed6ef673f9e91de5ce8761044e4e 2009-06-13T19:40:30-07:00 2009-06-13T19:40:30-07:00 Formatting README 0ebce8f343c7aecf373b0da2e454177de31fa31d Adam Bair adambair@gmail.com