DOMPurify plugin for Mongoose
npm install mongoose-dompurify
DOMPurify plugin for Mongoose schemas that sanitizes documents before saving.
``bash`
$ npm install --save mongoose-dompurify
`javascript
const sanitizerPlugin = require('mongoose-dompurify');
MyMongooseSchema.plugin(sanitizerPlugin, {
// Do not sanitize these fields (default: [])
skip: [],
// Encode HTML entities? (default: false)
encodeHtmlEntities: false,
// Configure DOMPurify, see https://github.com/cure53/DOMPurify for a list of options (default: undefined)
sanitizer: {
SAFE_FOR_JQUERY: true,
SAFE_FOR_TEMPLATES: true,
ALLOWED_TAGS: []
}
});
`
When saving a document generated with MyMongooseSchema`, mongoose-dompurify will automatically perform sanitization before saving to the database.
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Copyright (c) 2017 Jonathon Hill
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