Jolie's Ruby toolkit.
# Until the gem is published, point Bundler at a checkout:
gem "joliegg", git: "https://github.com/joliegg/gem.git"
# or a local path:
gem "joliegg", path: "../joliegg"Every check accepts a full URL, a bare domain, or an email address — the input
is reduced to its host, then every domain suffix is matched, so a listed
example.com also blocks sub.example.com and user@example.com:
require "joliegg"
Jolie::Moderation::UrlBlocklist.blocked?("https://spam.0-mail.com/signup") # => true
Jolie::Moderation::UrlBlocklist.blocked?("someone@mailinator.com") # => true
Jolie::Moderation::UrlBlocklist.blocked?("example.com") # => false
Jolie::Moderation::UrlBlocklist.match("someone@mailinator.com") # => "mailinator.com"
Jolie::Moderation::UrlBlocklist.shortener?("bit.ly") # => true
Jolie::Moderation::UrlBlocklist.shortener?("links.bit.ly") # => true (suffix-matched)
Jolie::Moderation.moderate_link("https://mailinator.com").categories # => ["BLACK_LIST"]
Jolie::Moderation.moderate_link("https://bit.ly/x").categories # => ["URL_SHORTENER"]
Jolie::Moderation.link_blocked?("https://bit.ly/x", allow_shorteners: true) # => falseThe JSON files are copied verbatim from the TypeScript package. To refresh them from a local checkout of that repo:
rake "data:sync[/path/to/moderation]"bundle install
bundle exec rake spec # tests
bundle exec standardrb # lintHippocratic License HL3-CL — see LICENSE.md. Same license as the TypeScript package whose data this gem distributes.