Created
February 10, 2020 00:23
-
-
Save Art-7/4cec142cfc644ca6656660a2d647b25f to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
Censor Dispenser project by Art-7
This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters.
Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters
# These are the emails you will be censoring. The open() function is opening the text file that the emails are contained in and the .read() method is allowing us to save their contexts to the following variables: | |
email_one = open("email_one.txt", "r").read() | |
email_two = open("email_two.txt", "r").read() | |
email_three = open("email_three.txt", "r").read() | |
email_four = open("email_four.txt", "r").read() | |
proprietary_terms = ["she", "personality matrix", "sense of self", "self-preservation", "learning algorithm", "herself", "her" ] | |
negative_words = ["concerned", "behind", "danger", "dangerous", "alarming", "alarmed", "out of control", "help", "unhappy", "bad", "upset", "awful", "broken", "damage", "damaging", "dismal", "distressed", "distressed", "concerning", "horrible", "horribly", "questionable"] | |
# Function definitions | |
def redact(document): #Master redaction function, scrubs proprietary_terms automatically, then checks if negative_words also needs scrubbed | |
document = scrub(document, proprietary_terms) | |
neg_count =0 | |
for word in negative_words: | |
neg_count += document.count(word) | |
if neg_count > 2: | |
document = scrub(document, negative_words) | |
return document | |
def scrub(document, list): #Goes through list and splits document into words, eliminates words on naughty list and nearby words as well. | |
for term in list: | |
document_split = document.split("\n") # | |
for i in range(len(document_split)): | |
document_split[i] = document_split[i].split(" ") | |
for w in range(len(document_split[i])): | |
if " " in term: #checks if term being filtered has multiple words and handles them. | |
term_split = term.split() | |
term_split_word_count = len(term_split) | |
if term_split == document_split[i][w:w+term_split_word_count]: | |
for m in range(term_split_word_count): | |
document_split[i][w-1+m] = blackout(document_split[i][w-1+m]) | |
document_split[i][w+m] = blackout(document_split[i][w+m]) | |
document_split[i][w+1+m] = blackout(document_split[i][w+1+m]) | |
elif document_split[i][w].lower() == term.lower(): | |
document_split[i][w-1] = blackout(document_split[i][w-1]) | |
document_split[i][w] = blackout(document_split[i][w]) | |
document_split[i][w+1] = blackout(document_split[i][w+1]) | |
document_split[i] = " ".join(document_split[i]) | |
document = "\n".join(document_split) | |
#print(document_split) | |
return document | |
def blackout(word): | |
blackout = "X"*len(word) | |
return blackout | |
#Execution secion - remove commenting to run | |
#email_one_scrubbed = redact(email_one) | |
#print(email_one_scrubbed) | |
#email_two_scrubbed = redact(email_two) | |
#print(email_two_scrubbed) | |
#email_three_scrubbed = redact(email_three) | |
#print(email_three_scrubbed) | |
email_four_scrubbed = redact(email_four) | |
print(email_four_scrubbed) |
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment
I don't think it is working as it should do. But it is a really nice way to do it.