pub struct ContextProcessingOptions {
pub block_if_muted: bool,
pub block_if_empty: bool,
pub block_if_severely_inappropriate: bool,
pub safe_mode_until: Option<Instant>,
pub character_limit: Option<NonZeroUsize>,
pub word_break: Option<ContextWordBreakOptions>,
pub rate_limit: Option<ContextRateLimitOptions>,
pub repetition_limit: Option<ContextRepetitionLimitOptions>,
pub max_safe_timeout: Duration,
pub trim_whitespace: bool,
}
Expand description
Options for customizing Context::process_with_options
. Always initialize with ..Default::default(),
as new fields may be added in the future.
Fields§
§block_if_muted: bool
Block messages if the user has been manually muted.
block_if_empty: bool
Block messages if they are empty (after whitespace is trimmed, if applicable).
block_if_severely_inappropriate: bool
Block messages, as opposed to censoring, if severe inappropriateness is detected.
safe_mode_until: Option<Instant>
Block all messages if they are unsafe (useful for implementing moderator-activated “safe mode”). Note that unsafe messages from certain users may also be blocked automatically.
character_limit: Option<NonZeroUsize>
Character count (or, with the width
feature, number of m
-equivalent widths).
Messages will be trimmed to fit.
word_break: Option<ContextWordBreakOptions>
Ensure word-break will work on the message.
rate_limit: Option<ContextRateLimitOptions>
Rate-limiting options.
repetition_limit: Option<ContextRepetitionLimitOptions>
Block messages if they are very similar to this many previous message.
max_safe_timeout: Duration
Maximum automatic “safe” timeouts can last. If set too high, users have more time/incentive to try and find ways around the system. If zero, “safe” timeouts won’t be used.
trim_whitespace: bool
Trim whitespace from beginning and end before returning censored output.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for ContextProcessingOptions
impl Clone for ContextProcessingOptions
Source§fn clone(&self) -> ContextProcessingOptions
fn clone(&self) -> ContextProcessingOptions
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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