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No Substring Filter?
See original GitHub issueHopefully I’m missing something or using the package incorrectly but seems like its not finding bad words as substrings…?
import Filter from 'bad-words';
const filter = new Filter();
console.log(filter.clean('xyz ass4ca')); // xyz ass4ca
console.log(filter.clean('xyz 555ass')); // xyz 555ass
console.log(filter.clean('xyz ass')); // xyz ***
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It would be nice to at least have the option, as certain racial slurs do not really fit into any other words like Shitake 😃
Fair point but for some use cases it can be desired, for example when we are generating random character serial numbers for item labels, we would like to filter any expletives that can be accidentally generated as as substring