An incredibly small library to interact with the https://www.webpurify.com/documentation/ REST API.
tame-webpurify takes the sans-io approach and builds up the request objects for you so that you can use whatever library you're used to for the actual HTTP transport.
Please be advised that the source code will contain some swearing etc. Can't test a profanity filter / content-moderation API without actually acting like a jerk.
See the example code on how to use it tame-webpurify together with reqwest
Build and run the provided example:
$ cargo run --example profanity -- --apikey <your-webpurify-api-key>
=>
{
status: 200,
version: HTTP/2.0,
headers: { ... },
body: {
"rsp": {
"@attributes": {
"stat": "ok",
"rsp": "0.062274932861328"
},
"method": "webpurify.live.replace",
"format": "rest",
"found": "3",
"text": "**** you man! call me at +**********3 or email me at ****.****@*******.***",
"api_key": "some-api-key"
}
}
}The following WebPurify methods are currently available:
pub enum Method {
/// webpurify.live.check
Check,
/// webpurify.live.check
Replace(String),
}
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