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Package no-nepali-profanity
Short Description Profanity matcher for English, Romanized Nepali and Devanagari Nepali: leetspeak, stretched and spelled-out letters, Nepali postpositions, with care not to block real names.
License MIT
Homepage https://mukhxadnahunna.com/php/
Package no-nepali-profanity
Short Description Profanity matcher for English, Romanized Nepali and Devanagari Nepali: leetspeak, stretched and spelled-out letters, Nepali postpositions, with care not to block real names.
License MIT
Homepage https://mukhxadnahunna.com/php/
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no-nepali-profanity
A small, dependency-free profanity matcher for English, Romanized (Latin) Nepali and Devanagari Nepali, plus the Hindi slang common in Nepal. Built for moderating user-written text — names, comments, reviews — on Nepali sites, where false positives on real names are more damaging than a missed swear.
Zero runtime dependencies beyond PHP's own ext-intl (text normalization) and ext-mbstring (UTF-8 handling) —
no third-party packages. PHP ≥ 8.2. A direct port of the
no-nepali-profanity npm package, with the same word lists and
matching rules.
Documentation: mukhxadnahunna.com/php
Install
Requires the intl and mbstring extensions.
Usage
API
| Method | Returns | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Profanity::containsProfanity($text, $options?) |
bool |
Yes/no from findProfanity. |
Profanity::findProfanity($text, $options?) |
string[] |
Matching words normalised + lowercased (leet decoded, case-folded), deduplicated. Empty when clean. |
Profanity::check($text, $options?) |
ProfanityCheck |
Scans once; inspect the result and censor it without scanning again. |
Profanity::findProfanityMatches($text, $options?) |
ProfanityMatch[] |
Every occurrence with its position in the original text, sorted by position. |
Profanity::censor($text, $options?) |
string |
The text with each match masked: "you muji" → "you ****". Options: mask (default "*"), replace(match). |
Profanity::createFilter($options?) |
ProfanityFilter |
Builds the tables once for fixed options. |
Profanity::tokenize($text) |
string[] |
Raw tokens the matcher sees. Useful for debugging why a word is (or isn't) caught. |
Lexicon |
class | Tagged entries (Lexicon::WORDS, Lexicon::STEMS, Lexicon::PHRASES), flat per-script lists (Lexicon::latinWords(), Lexicon::devanagariWords()…) and suffixes. |
Match positions (ProfanityMatch::$start, $end) are code point (Unicode character) indices into the input, like
the Python port — not UTF-16 code units like the npm package.
Censoring
Check and censor in one pass:
Options
languages: any of"english","romanized","devanagari". Default: all three.strictness:"lenient"(severe words only),"standard"(default, adds milder insults likeidiot,murkha) or"strict"(adds entries that are also ordinary words, likedamn, and the stemsrand,cond,kand,lund; names they would hit, likeRandip, are on a built-in allow list).extraWords: more words to flag.allowWords: words never to flag, such as names on your site.
Build the tables once and reuse them:
What it catches
- Case and Unicode forms:
IDIOT, full-width letters. - Leetspeak:
sh1t,@ss(0 1 3 4 5 7 @ $). !foribetween letters:sh!t,b!tch. Sentence-finalGreat teacher!is left alone.- *`
for a hidden letter**:fck,sht, and markdown emphasis likesht*` still reads as the word. - Stretched letters:
fuuuuck, for words of 4+ letters. - Spelled-out letters:
f.u.c.k,f u c k. - Nepali postpositions and plurals glued on:
mujiko,randiharu,मुजीको,…हरू. - Devanagari spelling variants: nukta, chandrabindu vs anusvara, zero-width joiners.
- Stems where no ordinary word starts the same way:
fucking,bitches,machiknee. - Multi-word phrases:
chaak ko pwal,pesa garne,sasto manche(Latin and Devanagari).
What it deliberately doesn't
- Short words match exactly, so
as,class,assignmentandAssamare fine. - Name collisions:
shitis a whole word only, because Shitij / शितिज is a name. Names like मुजी-adjacent Randip / राण्डीप, Putali / पुतली, Asha / आशा are checked in the test suite. - No caste names, surnames or ordinary words that are only offensive in context (e.g. kami, kukur). A word list can't tell a slur from someone's name; that needs human moderation.
- No judgement of context, sarcasm or meaning. This is a first-pass filter, not a moderator.
Development
The word lists live in src/Lexicon.php, apart from the matching logic in src/ProfanityFilter.php. Native-speaker
review of the Nepali lists is the most valuable contribution.
License
MIT
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