hate-speech-detector 0.1.1

A simple hate speech detection model using machine learning.

Hate Speech Detector

A lightweight Python package to detect hate speech in text using a machine learning model.

This project was developed by [Jahfar Muhammed]as part of my major project in college to explore ethical AI applications and contribute to safer digital communication. It uses traditional NLP preprocessing and a trained machine learning model to classify whether input text contains hate speech.

Features

• Simple API with a single function call
• Returns human-readable and structured results
• Trained on real-world datasets
• Easily integrable with chat apps, moderation systems, and content filters

Installation

You can install this package using pip:

pip install hate_speech_detector

Usage

Here's how you can use the package in your code:

from hate_speech_detector import isHate
result = isHate("I hate you!")
print(result)
# Output: {'message': 'Hate Speech', 'isHate': True}
result = isHate("Have a nice day!")
print(result)
# Output: {'message': 'Not Hate Speech', 'isHate': False}

Function Description

• isHate(text: str) -> dict
• Input: A string of text
• Output: A dictionary with:
• message: "Hate Speech" or "Not Hate Speech"
• isHate: True if hate speech, else False

Project Information

This package was developed as a college major project with the goal of creating a practical ethical and easy-to-use tool for identifying hate speech in textual content. It combines text preprocessing machine learning, and Python packaging into a useful open-source solution.

Author

• Name: Jahfar Muhammed
• GitHub: https://github.com/jah-117
• Email: [e-mail]

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.