rhukster / dom-sanitizer
A simple but effective DOM/SVG/MathML Sanitizer for PHP 7.4+
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Requires
- php: >=7.3
- ext-dom: *
- ext-libxml: *
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9
README
A simple but effective DOM/SVG/MathML Sanitizer for PHP 7.3+. This was created due to my requirements for a performant DOM and specifically SVG sanitizer that was MIT compatible.
This borrows the extensive list of valid tags and attributes in the excellent DOMPurify library for JavaScript, but uses PHP DOMDocument to parse the DOM and filter out dangerous tags and attributes.
Installation
composer require rhukster/dom-sanitizer
Options
Options can be passed to the sanitize()
method as an optional array. Default values are:
$options = [ 'remove-namespaces' => false, 'remove-php-tags' => true, 'remove-html-tags' => true, 'remove-xml-tags' => true, 'compress-output' => true, ];
Usage
Sanitizing HTML
The default option but provides with the full list of HTML tags and attributes.
require 'vendor/autoload.php'; use Rhukster\DomSanitizer\DOMSanitizer; $input = file_get_contents('bad.html'); $sanitizer = new DOMSanitizer(DOMSanitizer::HTML); $output = $sanitizer->sanitize($input, [ 'remove-html-tags' => false, ]);
Sanitizing SVG
You can limit the valid tags and attributes by passing DOMSanitizer::SVG
to the constructor. This is advisable if you know you are dealing with SVGs.
require 'vendor/autoload.php'; use Rhukster\DomSanitizer\DOMSanitizer; $input = file_get_contents('bad.svg'); $sanitizer = new DOMSanitizer(DOMSanitizer::SVG); $output = $sanitizer->sanitize($input);
Sanitizing MathML
You can limit the valid tags and attributes by passing DOMSanitizer::MATHML
to the constructor. This is advisable if you know you are dealing with MathML code.
require 'vendor/autoload.php'; use Rhukster\DomSanitizer\DOMSanitizer; $input = file_get_contents('mathml-sample.xml'); $sanitizer = new DOMSanitizer(DOMSanitizer::MATHML); $output = $sanitizer->sanitize($input, [ 'compress-output' => false, ]);
Modifying the allowed tags and attributes
You have full access to the tags and attributes via the following methods:
public function addAllowedTags(array $allowed_tags): void public function addAllowedAttributes(array $allowed_attributes): void public function addDisallowedTags(array $disallowed_tags): void public function addDisallowedAttributes(array $disallowed_attributes): void public function getAllowedTags(): array public function setAllowedTags(array $allowed_tags): void public function getAllowedAttributes(): array public function setAllowedAttributes(array $allowed_attributes): void public function getDisallowedTags(): array public function setDisallowedTags(array $disallowed_tags): void public function getDisallowedAttributes(): array public function setDisallowedAttributes($disallowed_attributes): void