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Antispambot

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This package allows you to use the antispambot function outside of WordPress.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require webnuvola/antispambot

Usage

echo antispambot('[email protected]');
// Example output: <a href="mailto:dem&#111;&#64;exa&#109;p&#108;&#101;.&#99;o&#109;">de&#109;&#111;&#64;e&#120;ample&#46;&#99;om</a>
// Example output decoded: <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>

echo antispambot('[email protected]', 'Contact us');
// Example output: <a href="mailto:&#105;&#110;fo&#64;ex&#97;&#109;&#112;&#108;e&#46;co&#109;">Contact us</a>

echo antispambot('[email protected]', 'Contact us', ['class' => 'text-white', 'target' => '_blank']);
// Example output: <a href="mailto:&#105;&#110;&#102;o&#64;e&#120;&#97;&#109;ple.&#99;&#111;&#109;" class="text-white" target="_blank">Contact us</a>

echo \Webnuvola\Antispambot\Antispambot::antispambot('[email protected]');
// Example output: &#100;&#101;&#109;&#111;&#64;e&#120;a&#109;pl&#101;&#46;co&#109;

Use antispambot_html function to return an instance of Illuminate\Support\HtmlString to use with Laravel framework.

Documentation

antispambot on WordPress Developer Resources.

Testing

composer test

Credits

License

This software is release under GPL v2. Please see LICENSE file for more information.