is-furry-py 1.0.1

Returns True if a string contains a variation of 'OwO'

is-furry

Checks if a string has "owo" or "uwu" in it (or replaces the matches). Various options and multiple strictness settings from "owo" to "0,w u"

Setup

• Install the module

  npm install is-furry or using yarn yarn add is-furry

• Use it in your code

import isFurry from 'is-furry'
// Or using CommonJS
const { default: isFurry } = require('is-furry')

Options

The values shown in this example are the defaults. Custom options will overwrite the defaults.

isFurry('Is this message furry owo', {
    fold: false,
    // Whether to use `fold-to-ascii` to detect more characters,
    foldMode: 'keep',
    /* If set to 'replace', non-ascii characters that could not be turned into ascii will 
       be replaced with the string specified in 'foldReplacement' */
    foldReplacement: '',
    // String to replace unknown characters with (if using 'replace' in 'foldMode')
    outputMode: 'boolean',
    /* Which output mode to use:
       'boolean' - returns either true or false
       'number' - returns the amount of detected words (no overlap)
       'string' - replaces owo or uwu with value specified in 'outputReplacement'. 
       'array' - returns an array of detected words. Empty array if no words are found */
    outputReplacement: '',
    /* String to replace detected words with (if using 'string' in 'outputMode').
       Use '$&' for the matched word (for example, if you want to replace 'owo' 
       with '~~owo~~' you should use '~~$&~~') */
    strictness: 1, 
    /* Strictness ranging from 0 to 2 (more may be coming in the future):
       0 - basic. Detects exactly 'owo' or 'uwu'
       1 - regular. Detects 'owu', 'uwo', '0w0' and such
       2 - strict. Ignores some characters between letters. Will detect '0,,**w**uuuu'
    */
    checkWordBoundaries: true,
    /* Whether to ignore matches that aren't their own word:
       false - would detect 'owo' in 'coworker'
       true - would not detect 'owo' in 'coworker' */
})

Keeping options

If you need to do this a lot, having to include out the options every time is not ideal. It's a better idea to create an object to store your options.

const isFurryOptions = {
    fold: true,
    outputMode: 'replace',
    outputReplacement: '**$&**',
    strictness: 1,
    checkWordBoundaries: true
}

isFurry('message owo', isFurryOptions) // => 'message **owo**'

License

The project is licensed under MIT

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to this package, please read the contributing guide.

Thanks to jakobkg for improving the typings!

Support

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