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🧙‍♂️ Magic Profanity

magic_profanity is a Python library for detecting and censoring profanity in text using customizable word lists and character mappings. It supports English and Hinglish, with enhanced features including:

  • Sentiment Analysis
  • Text Enhancement Suggestions

📦 Installation

pip install magic_profanity

Requirements

  • Python 3+
  • nltk (for sentiment analysis)

🚀 Usage

🔁 Importing the Library

from magic_profanity import ProfanityFilter

🛠️ Initializing the Profanity Filter

Basic initialization:

profanity_filter = ProfanityFilter()

With sentiment analysis:

profanity_filter = ProfanityFilter(enable_sentiment=True)

With all features enabled:

profanity_filter = ProfanityFilter(
    enable_sentiment=True,
    sentiment_options={
        'custom_threshold': {'positive': 0.1, 'negative': -0.1},
        'preprocess_text': True
    },
    enable_enhancement=True
)

📥 Loading Custom Words

From a list:

profanity_filter.load_words(["badword1", "badword2"])

From a file:

profanity_filter.load_words_from_file("path/to/custom_wordlist.txt")

🔍 Checking for Profanity

text = "This sentence contains a badword1 and a BadWord2."
if profanity_filter.has_profanity(text):
    print("Profanity detected!")
else:
    print("No profanity found.")

❌ Censoring Text

censored_text = profanity_filter.censor_text(text)
print(censored_text)

➕ Adding Custom Words

profanity_filter.add_custom_words(["newbadword1", "newbadword2"])

🔤 Custom Character Mappings

profanity_filter.char_map = {
    "a": ("a", "@", "*", "4"),
    "i": ("i", "*", "l", "1"),
    "o": ("o", "*", "0", "@"),
    # Add more mappings as needed
}

💬 Using Sentiment Analysis

Basic Sentiment Analysis

text = "This product is amazing! I'm really happy with it."
analysis = profanity_filter.analyze_text(text)

print(f"Censored text: {analysis['censored_text']}")
print(f"Contains profanity: {analysis['contains_profanity']}")
print(f"Sentiment: {analysis['sentiment']['classification']}")
print(f"Sentiment scores: {analysis['sentiment']['scores']}")

🔎 Detailed Sentiment Analysis

text = "This product is absolutely amazing! I couldn't be happier with it."
analysis = profanity_filter.analyze_text(text, detailed=True)

print(f"Sentiment: {analysis['sentiment']['classification']}")
print(f"Confidence: {analysis['sentiment']['confidence']}")
print(f"Emotion indicators: {analysis['sentiment']['emotion_indicators']}")

✨ Getting Text Enhancement Suggestions

text = "This damn product is terrible. I hate how it always breaks!"
analysis = profanity_filter.analyze_text(text)

# Print enhancement suggestions
suggestions = analysis['enhancement_suggestions']
for category, items in suggestions.items():
    if category != 'overall_recommendations' and items:
        print(f"\n{category.replace('_', ' ').title()}:")
        for suggestion in items:
            print(f"- Replace '{suggestion['original']}' with: {', '.join(suggestion['suggestions'])}")
    elif category == 'overall_recommendations' and items:
        print("\nOverall recommendations:")
        for recommendation in items:
            print(f"- {recommendation}")

🧪 Complete Example

# Initialize with all features enabled
# Initialize with all features enabled
profanity_filter = ProfanityFilter(
    enable_sentiment=True,
    sentiment_options={
        'custom_threshold': {'positive': 0.1, 'negative': -0.1},
        'preprocess_text': True
    },
    enable_enhancement=True
)

# Analyze text
text = "This damn product is terrible. I hate how it always breaks!"
analysis = profanity_filter.analyze_text(text, detailed=True)

# Use the analysis results
print(f"Censored: {analysis['censored_text']}")
print(f"Sentiment: {analysis['sentiment']['classification']} ({analysis['sentiment']['confidence']})")

if analysis['enhancement_suggestions']['politeness_improvements']:
    print("\nSuggested improvements:")
    for suggestion in analysis['enhancement_suggestions']['politeness_improvements']:
        print(f"- Replace '{suggestion['original']}' with: {', '.join(suggestion['suggestions'])}")

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome!
Please open an issue or pull request on GitHub with your suggestions, bug reports, or enhancements.


📄 License

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

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