This is the filter data for Advanced Spam Detection in Robot-Inventor/spam-tweets-compressor.
The Spam Tweets Compressor will retrieve the necessary data in this repository via CDN.
For an overview of filters and a description of each filter, see Filter Description.
The filter data is in JSON format. For more information on the format, please refer to the About Advanced Spam Detection in the Spam Tweets Compressor repository.
To create a new filter, create a new directory at src/filter/.
If you want to edit an existing filter, skip to Step 3.
Add the directory name and filter name to src/filter/filter_list.json. The format of filter_list.json is as follows.
{
"filter": [
{
"dir": "directory name",
"name": "filter name",
"id": "ID that is set once and never changed"
}
]
}In the directory of the filter you want to create or edit, create a JSON file or JSONC file with any file name or edit an existing JSON file with reference to About Advanced Spam Detection.
From the perspective of maintenance management, we recommend splitting the JSON file by content. There is no specification for the number of JSON files to be created or their file names.
Also, you can use the following information from About Advanced Spam Detection Although it is not listed in the format, you can optionally provide a description of each JSON file in the description property.
The following command will create a new JSON file in dist/filter/ by merging JSON files in each directory of src/filter/, a new single JSON file will be created by merging the JSON files in each directory.
npm run buildAlso, when you run the above command, dist/advanced_filter.json where the information of the filter name and CDN URL is stored will be automatically updated.
Filter data is automatically delivered via CDN. There are no special steps required to deliver filter updates; the CDN cache is updated every 24 hours, so it can take up to 24 hours after a filter update is merged for the updated filter to be delivered.