📦 Purifier/ mewebstudio

Usage

Use these methods inside your requests or middleware, wherever you need the HTML cleaned up:

clean(Input::get('inputname'));

or

Purifier::clean(Input::get('inputname'));

dynamic config

clean('This is my H1 title', 'titles');
clean('This is my H1 title', array('Attr.EnableID' => true));

or

Purifier::clean('This is my H1 title', 'titles');
Purifier::clean('This is my H1 title', array('Attr.EnableID' => true));

use URI filter

Purifier::clean('This is my H1 title', 'titles', function (HTMLPurifier_Config $config) {
    $uri = $config->getDefinition('URI');
    $uri->addFilter(new HTMLPurifier_URIFilter_NameOfFilter(), $config);
});

Alternatively, in Laravel 7+, if you're looking to clean your HTML inside your Eloquent models, you can use our custom casts:

<?php

namespace App\Models;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Mews\Purifier\Casts\CleanHtml;
use Mews\Purifier\Casts\CleanHtmlInput;
use Mews\Purifier\Casts\CleanHtmlOutput;

class Monster extends Model
{
    protected $casts = [
        'bio'            => CleanHtml::class, // cleans both when getting and setting the value
        'description'    => CleanHtmlInput::class, // cleans when setting the value
        'history'        => CleanHtmlOutput::class, // cleans when getting the value
    ];
}