imtigger / unicode-filter
PHP Unicode string filter library based on Unicode Blocks defined by Unicode standard
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Requires
- php: >=7.0.0
- ext-mbstring: *
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^6.4
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Last update: 2024-11-14 21:01:35 UTC
README
PHP Unicode string filter library based on Unicode Blocks defined by Unicode 11.0 standard
Usage
Basic Usage
UnicodeFilter::whitelist($input, $filters = [], $excepts = [], $replacement = '')
- Keep only characters in BASIC_LATIN block
echo UnicodeFilter::whitelist("Hello World! 😃", [ UnicodeFilter::BASIC_LATIN ]); // Hello World!
- Keep only characters in BASIC_LATIN block and replace everything else with underscore "_"
echo UnicodeFilter::whitelist("Hello World! 😃", [ UnicodeFilter::BASIC_LATIN ], [], "_"); // Hello World! _
UnicodeFilter::blacklist($input, $filters = [], $excepts = [], $replacement = '')
- Remove only characters in EMOTICONS block
echo UnicodeFilter::blacklist("Hello World! 😃", [ UnicodeFilter::EMOTICONS ]); // Hello World!
- Return
true
/false
if string is processed
UnicodeFilter::isWhitelistProcessed($input, $filters = [], $excepts = [])
UnicodeFilter::isBlacklistProcessed($input, $filters = [], $excepts = [])
$filter
and$excepts
can accept array of following formats- Block Name (e.g. UnicodeFilter::BASIC_LATIN)
- Arbitary decimal codepoint (e.g. 0x200b, mb_ord("好"))
- Arbitary decimal codepoint range (e.g. [0x2000, 0x200F])
Advanced Usage
- Keep only characters in BASIC_LATIN block but excepted range U+00..U+20, replace everything else with underscore "_"
echo UnicodeFilter::whitelist("Hello\nWorld! 😃", [ UnicodeFilter::BASIC_LATIN ], [ [0x00, 0x20] ], "_"); // Hello_World! _
- Keep only (most) characters in English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean
echo UnicodeFilter::whitelist("Hello 您好 こんにちは 안녕하세요 สวัสดีค่ะ", [ UnicodeFilter::BASIC_LATIN, UnicodeFilter::CJK_UNIFIED_IDEOGRAPHS, UnicodeFilter::CJK_COMPATIBILITY, UnicodeFilter::HIRAGANA, UnicodeFilter::KATAKANA, UnicodeFilter::HANGUL_SYLLABLES ]); // Hello 您好 こんにちは 안녕하세요 // (Thai is not included so it's removed)
- Keep only (most) characters in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai and also General Punctuation and an additional 😃 character but excepted characters in range U+2000..U+200F and U+205F..U+206F (Unprintable characters) and finally replace any other characters with underscore
echo UnicodeFilter::whitelist("‷Hello×您好×こんにちは×안녕하세요×สวัสดีค่ะ‴ 😃", [ UnicodeFilter::BASIC_LATIN, UnicodeFilter::CJK_UNIFIED_IDEOGRAPHS, UnicodeFilter::CJK_COMPATIBILITY, UnicodeFilter::HIRAGANA, UnicodeFilter::KATAKANA, UnicodeFilter::HANGUL_SYLLABLES, UnicodeFilter::THAI, UnicodeFilter::GENERAL_PUNCTUATION, mb_ord('😃') ], [ [0x2000, 0x200F], [0x205F, 0x206F] ], "_"); // ‷Hello_您好_こんにちは_안녕하세요_สวัสดีค่ะ‴ 😃
- Generate array of details (codepoint and block) for each characters of given string
analysis($string)
array(14) {
[0]=>
array(3) {
["character"]=>
string(1) "H"
["codepoint"]=>
int(72)
["block"]=>
string(11) "BASIC_LATIN"
}
...
}
- Generate detail of how whitelist/blacklist is processed and it's results
whitelistInfo($input, $filters = [], $excepts = [], $replacement = '')
blacklistInfo($input, $filters = [], $excepts = [], $replacement = '')
array(6) {
["input"]=>
string(12) "Hello 您好"
["output"]=>
string(6) "Hello "
["pattern"]=>
string(18) "/[^\x{0}-\x{7f}]/u"
["isProcessed"]=>
bool(true)
["processedCount"]=>
int(2)
["processedCharacters"]=>
string(6) "您好"
}
Debug Functions
- Dump whitelist/blacklist info to console
dumpWhitelistInfo($input, $filters = [], $excepts = [], $replacement = '')
dumpBlacklistInfo($input, $filters = [], $excepts = [], $replacement = '')
echo UnicodeFilter::dumpWhitelistInfo("Hello 您好", [ UnicodeFilter::BASIC_LATIN ]);
Output: Hello (6)
Pattern: /[^\x{0}-\x{7f}]/u
Processed: Yes
Processed Characters: 2
您 (U+60a8) in block CJK_UNIFIED_IDEOGRAPHS
好 (U+597d) in block CJK_UNIFIED_IDEOGRAPHS
dumpString($string)
echo UnicodeFilter::dumpString("Hello×您好×こんにちは");
H (U+48) in block BASIC_LATIN
e (U+65) in block BASIC_LATIN
l (U+6c) in block BASIC_LATIN
l (U+6c) in block BASIC_LATIN
o (U+6f) in block BASIC_LATIN
× (U+d7) in block LATIN_1_SUPPLEMENT
您 (U+60a8) in block CJK_UNIFIED_IDEOGRAPHS
好 (U+597d) in block CJK_UNIFIED_IDEOGRAPHS
× (U+d7) in block LATIN_1_SUPPLEMENT
こ (U+3053) in block HIRAGANA
ん (U+3093) in block HIRAGANA
に (U+306b) in block HIRAGANA
ち (U+3061) in block HIRAGANA
は (U+306f) in block HIRAGANA
dumpFilters($filters = [])
echo UnicodeFilter::dumpFilters([ UnicodeFilter::BASIC_LATIN, UnicodeFilter::LATIN_1_SUPPLEMENT, UnicodeFilter::LATIN_EXTENDED_A, UnicodeFilter::LATIN_EXTENDED_B ]);
BASIC_LATIN / U+0..U+7f
LATIN_1_SUPPLEMENT / U+80..U+ff
LATIN_EXTENDED_A / U+100..U+17f
LATIN_EXTENDED_B / U+180..U+24f
Common Issues
-
Whitelist is more preferred way to work with, because there are too many characters (137,374 characters as of Unicode 11.0)
-
Some language, especailly Chinese and sorth-east asia language have characters spread over multiple blocks For example there are CJK_COMPATIBILITY, CJK_UNIFIED_IDEOGRAPHS_EXTENSION_A, CJK_UNIFIED_IDEOGRAPHS, CJK_COMPATIBILITY_IDEOGRAPHS... blocks. Therefore multiple tests needed to include all blocks you may actually need