JSanitizer 1.0.0

JSanitizer

Configurable sanitizer for XML and JSON string value through extension method.

Features

• Default sanitizer to replace password value
• Sanitize with options
  • Default value replacer
  • Add property to sanitize value

Requirements

• .NET Core 3.1
• Visual Studio or VS Code

How to use:

• Go to Tools and select Manage Nuget Packages and Search for JSanitizer library
  Install-Package JSanitizer -Version 1.0.0

Extension:
.SanitizeJsonValue()
.SanitizeXmlValue()
.SanitizeXmlWithOptions(options) .SanitizeJsonWithOptions(options)

1. Sanitize without options

   [HttpGet, Route("GetWithoutOptions")]
   public IActionResult Get()
   {
       Data data = new Data()
       {
        JsonArrayResult = "[{\"password\":\"password@412\", \"data\": \"sample\" }]".SanitizeJsonValue(),
        Name = "{\"name\":\"John\", \"age\":30, \"password\":\"password@123\" } ]}".SanitizeJsonValue(),
        XMLResult = _xmlValue.SanitizeXmlValue()
       };

        return Ok(data);
     }

2. Sanitize withoptions

   [HttpGet, Route("GetWithOptions")]
   public IActionResult GetWithOptions()
   {
      Data data = new Data()
       {
        XMLResult = _xmlValue.SanitizeXmlWithOptions(new Sanitizer.JOptions()
        {
         DefaultMaskValue = "####-####",
         Sensitivity = new List<string>() { "password" }}),
        };

        return Ok(data);
    }

License

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