Glin-Profanity v2.1.0

🚀 Release Notes: Glin-Profanity v2.1.0

We’re excited to roll out v2.1.0, a focused follow-up to our major v2.0.0 launch. This release brings refinements, UI enhancements, and improved configurability across the board — all while maintaining blazing-fast profanity detection.

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✨ What’s New in v2.1.0

🔁 Auto Replace Profanity (New!)

• Automatically replaces detected words with a user-defined string like ***, 🧼, or #@%!.
• Controlled via the new autoReplace and replaceWith config options in both Filter and useProfanityChecker.

🎚 Minimum Severity Filtering

• Introduced minSeverity option to allow filtering based on severity level.
• Example: Only act on Fuzzy and above by setting minSeverity: SeverityLevel.Fuzzy.

🧠 Context Logging + Match Info

• Internally logs detected words and shows improved match context.
• Optional customActions callback allows hooking into logs from React UI or backend usage.

💡 Improved React Testing UI

• All new UI for live testing in React:
  • Supports autoReplace, customWords, replaceWith selector
  • Real-time result viewer
  • Match log panel and severity display

🧼 Internal Enhancements

• Fixed a few inconsistent auto-replace edge cases.
• Better support for live configuration changes without remounting the hook.
• Ensured processedText always respects replaceWith.

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📌 Reminder

v2.0+ requires Node.js v14+
For v1.x users, please refer to the legacy docs or upgrade accordingly.

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📥 Installation

npm install glin-profanity

or

yarn add glin-profanity

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🛠 Minor Fixes & Cleanup

• 🧪 Added test coverage for checkProfanityWithMinSeverity
• 🐛 Fixed severity-level filter not updating under certain configs
• 📄 Polished MDX documentation and added interactive badges
• 🔍 Improved match detection for highly obfuscated inputs

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✅ Summary

Feature	Status
Auto Replace Support	✅
Minimum Severity Filtering	✅
Match Context Logging	✅
React Demo Enhancements	✅
Improved Config/Hook Structure	✅

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What's Changed

• v2.1.0 – New Features, Fixes & Docs Update by @thegdsks in #51

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.1.0