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sanitize [](https://godoc.org/github.com/kennygrant/sanitize) [](https://goreportcard.com/report/github.com/kennygrant/sanitize) [](https://circleci.com/gh/kennygrant/sanitize)
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Package sanitize provides functions to sanitize html and paths with go (golang).
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FUNCTIONS
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```go
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sanitize.Accents(s string) string
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```
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Accents replaces a set of accented characters with ascii equivalents.
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```go
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sanitize.BaseName(s string) string
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```
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BaseName makes a string safe to use in a file name, producing a sanitized basename replacing . or / with -. Unlike Name no attempt is made to normalise text as a path.
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```go
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sanitize.HTML(s string) string
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```
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HTML strips html tags with a very simple parser, replace common entities, and escape < and > in the result. The result is intended to be used as plain text.
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```go
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sanitize.HTMLAllowing(s string, args...[]string) (string, error)
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```
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HTMLAllowing parses html and allow certain tags and attributes from the lists optionally specified by args - args[0] is a list of allowed tags, args[1] is a list of allowed attributes. If either is missing default sets are used.
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```go
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sanitize.Name(s string) string
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```
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Name makes a string safe to use in a file name by first finding the path basename, then replacing non-ascii characters.
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```go
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sanitize.Path(s string) string
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```
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Path makes a string safe to use as an url path.
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Changes
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Version 1.2
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Adjusted HTML function to avoid linter warning
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Added more tests from https://githubengineering.com/githubs-post-csp-journey/
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Chnaged name of license file
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Added badges and change log to readme
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Version 1.1
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Fixed type in comments.
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Merge pull request from Povilas Balzaravicius Pawka
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- replace br tags with newline even when they contain a space
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Version 1.0
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First release |