JarCastinghast-util-sanitize
hast utility to sanitize a tree.
Install
npm:
npm install hast-util-sanitize
Use
var h = require('hastscript')
var u = require('unist-builder')
var sanitize = require('hast-util-sanitize')
var toHtml = require('hast-util-to-html')
var tree = h('div', {onmouseover: 'alert("alpha")'}, [
h(
'a',
{href: 'jAva script:alert("bravo")', onclick: 'alert("charlie")'},
'delta'
),
u('text', '\n'),
h('script', 'alert("charlie")'),
u('text', '\n'),
h('img', {src: 'x', onerror: 'alert("delta")'}),
u('text', '\n'),
h('iframe', {src: 'javascript:alert("echo")'}),
u('text', '\n'),
h('math', h('mi', {'xlink:href': 'data:x,<script>alert("foxtrot")</script>'}))
])
var unsanitized = toHtml(tree)
var sanitized = toHtml(sanitize(tree))
console.log(unsanitized)
console.log(sanitized)
Unsanitized:
<div onmouseover="alert("alpha")"><a href="jAva script:alert("bravo")" onclick="alert("charlie")">delta</a>
<script>alert("charlie")</script>
<img src="x" onerror="alert("delta")">
<iframe src="javascript:alert("echo")"></iframe>
<math><mi xlink:href="data:x,<script>alert("foxtrot")</script>"></mi></math></div>
Sanitized:
<div><a>delta</a>
<img src="x">
</div>
API
sanitize(tree[, schema])
Parameters
Returns
Schema
Configuration. If not given, defaults to GitHub style sanitation. If any top-level key isn’t given, it defaults to GitHub’s style too.
For a thorough sample, see github.json.
To extend the standard schema with a few changes, clone github.json like so:
var h = require('hastscript')
var merge = require('deepmerge')
var gh = require('hast-util-sanitize/lib/github')
var sanitize = require('hast-util-sanitize')
var schema = merge(gh, {attributes: {'*': ['className']}})
var tree = sanitize(h('div', {className: ['foo']}), schema)
// `tree` still has `className`.
console.log(tree)
attributes
Map of tag names to allowed property names (Object.<Array.<string>>).
The special '*' key defines property names allowed on all elements.
One special value, namely 'data*', can be used to allow all data properties.
"attributes": {
"a": [
"href"
],
"img": [
"src",
"longDesc"
],
// …
"*": [
"abbr",
"accept",
"acceptCharset",
// …
"vSpace",
"width",
"itemProp"
]
}
Instead of a single string (such as type), which allows any property value of that property name, it’s also possible to provide an array (such as ['type', 'checkbox']), where the first entry is the property name, and all other entries allowed property values.
This is how the default GitHub schema allows only disabled checkbox inputs:
"attributes": {
// …
"input": [
["type", "checkbox"],
["disabled", true]
],
// …
}
This also plays well with properties that accept space- or comma-separated values, such as class. Say you wanted to allow certain classes on span elements for syntax highlighting, that can be done like this:
// …
"span": [
["className", "token", "number", "operator"]
],
// …
required
Map of tag names to required property names and their default property value (Object.<Object.<*>>). If the defined keys do not exist in an element’s properties, they are added and set to the specified value.
Note that properties are first checked based on the schema at attributes, so properties could be removed by that step and then added again through required.
"required": {
"input": {
"type": "checkbox",
"disabled": true
}
}
tagNames
List of allowed tag names (Array.<string>).
"tagNames": [
"h1",
"h2",
"h3",
// …
"strike",
"summary",
"details"
]
protocols
Map of protocols to allow in property values (Object.<Array.<string>>).
"protocols": {
"href": [
"http",
"https",
"mailto"
],
// …
"longDesc": [
"http",
"https"
]
}
ancestors
Map of tag names to their required ancestor elements (Object.<Array.<string>>).
"ancestors": {
"li": [
"ol",
"ul"
],
// …
"tr": [
"table"
]
}
clobber
List of allowed property names which can clobber (Array.<string>).
"clobber": [
"name",
"id"
]
clobberPrefix
Prefix to use before potentially clobbering property names (string).
"clobberPrefix": "user-content-"
strip
Names of elements to strip from the tree (Array.<string>).
By default, unsafe elements are replaced by their children. Some elements, should however be entirely stripped from the tree.
"strip": [
"script"
]
allowComments
Whether to allow comments (boolean, default: false).
"allowComments": true
allowDoctypes
Whether to allow doctypes (boolean, default: false).
"allowDoctypes": true
Security
Improper use of hast-util-sanitize can open you up to a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack. The defaults are safe, but deviating from them is likely unsafe.
Use hast-util-sanitize after all other utilities, as other utilities are likely also unsafe.
Related
rehype-sanitize— rehype plugin wrapper
Contribute
See contributing.md in syntax-tree/.github for ways to get started. See support.md for ways to get help.
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