profanity | A Python library to check for profanity
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kandi X-RAY | profanity Summary
A Python library to check for (and clean) profanity in strings. ![Q-Bert spitting some profanity][logo] [logo]: ##Installation pip install profanity. ##Usage from profanity import profanity profanity.contains_profanity("You smell like shit.") Out: True.
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- Checks if the input text contains profanity
- Load the wordlist
- Cleans the input text
- Get a random censor character
- Get the list of words
- Get the data directory for the given path
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QUESTION
I'm coding a Discord js V12 bot, specifically the image
command. Since I simply use the NPM package images-scraper
, you can also look up NSFW images. So, what I am doing now, is adding a profanity filter. This is my code now:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-02 at 12:11You can't call an async function inside a forEach loop in that way, you could change it to a normal for ... of loop and put it inside a async function, you can only call a async function with await if you are already inside a async function.
I tried to write the code bellow
QUESTION
I have an image
command for my bot. This is used for memes and other funny pictures. My bot just scrapes Google for the best result. But on the other side, you can also look up, well, NSWF images. Since I don't want people sending those, I am trying to build a profanity filter. It now works like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 10:02It doesn't work because you have a mistake in the "if" part (if something end). And actually the "if" doesn't work and it executes the next functions for each word in the array.
Maybe something like this:
QUESTION
I have a large profanity list, as an array. Since this list is so big, I don't want it in my main file, but externally. I want something like this:
const blacklist = require(./blacklist.js)
And currently it is something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 16:03Discord.js
is based on NodeJS
, so:
blacklist.js :
QUESTION
This is a fun one - I am building a profanity checker!
For the purposes of this exercise, let's have an array of forbidden words, like so:
const forbiddenWords = ['apples', 'oranges', 'blue carrots', 'mushy green peas'];
Then I will have an input field for a user to input the something. It could be an infinite combo of words, but I would like to find ALL instances of the forbidden words and return them as an array. I've thought of this function, which gets me really close:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 03:26You're probably best off creating a regular expression. This way, you can skip the next to split and ignore capitalization issues
You can do this like
QUESTION
I have a pre-developed angular project, i just ran npm i
to install its packages locally, then ng serve
to run the project, the project works well without problems but..
when i wanted to create a new component with ng g c new-component
i got this error:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-20 at 10:44following @Batajus's response about compatibility, i could fix this problem with these steps:
- Delete
node_module
folder - Delete package-lock.json
- Run npm i
- finally
npm i -D @angular-devkit/core@0.3.2
(angular-devkit/core should be 0.3.2 for Angular V5)
QUESTION
I need the Spacy model 'en' for the Python profanity-filter. I would like to have a requirements.txt
file that installs everything needed. I have the following:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-01 at 04:47You can't fix this in requirements.txt
. Making the shortcut en
work for the model en_core_web_sm
isn't a property of the installed package, it's something spaCy manages separately. The shortcut process relies on symbolic links and is kind of flaky, which is why it was removed in v3.
Since it looks like the profanity filter package is abandoned, your options are running spacy link
from the command line or modifying the profanity filter package yourself.
You could also figure out what spacy link
is doing and do that (or call the relevant functions) in code.
QUESTION
I am making a social media site, and I want to enable hashtags. For example, if a user creates a post like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 16:29To replace hashtags (of the form: "#categoryname") with the url of the related category:
QUESTION
I use Python regular expression to do the profanity check. I have a blocked list of words, but there are some corner cases where I want to add exceptions for the bad words.
For example, I have ['foo', 'bar'] in the blocked list. But I want to exempt cases when it is:
- "BAR"
- "foo good"
This is my current approach in Python:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-25 at 19:08You need
QUESTION
I want to ask something.I got stuck on something.I wanted to add some new features to my bot such as swear words so that making cleaner server.I finished my code and tried to give command which is !dc greetings(!dc is my command_prefix btw).My bot sent 'Hi everyone' message for 7 times.That 7 times is same number as the number of swear words in "Badwords.txt".By looking these,that repeating issue is related to this file handling codes(or not idk).Interesting thins is when I write swear word into server's chatbox,bot send only one "Please do not use this word ever" message.So How can i prevent bot not to repeat for many times?Thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-22 at 03:46I would take the await client.process_commands(message)
out of the else
statement. I have also moved the with open
inside the on message event so everything a message is sent, it will open the file to check if the message contained a bad word.
QUESTION
I am trying to write a python code in which users inputs a video file and program will mute/beep the curse/bad words in it and outputs a filtered video file, basically a profanity filter. Firstly, I converted the video file into .wav format and then trying to apply audio profanity filter into the .wav file and will write that .wav file into the video.
So far, I am able to make chunks of audio file and extract text from each audio chunk of 5 secs using speech_recognition library. But, if words are overlapped between the chunks I will not be able to detect detect them and apply the check condition if that chunk text is found in curse words list and will reduce the db of that audio file which will mute it (Suggest other way to make beep sound instead of muting it).
I am confused if my approach is right. I just want a audio profanity filter using python, up-till now I am able to extract text and make chunks only.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-21 at 13:15First extract audio.wav from the video file. Then using this solution get the timestamps for each word from that audio. You can then mute/beep the bad words from the audio and join it back to the video.
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You can use profanity like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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