The core thesaurus of Sensitive-lexicon is in .txt plain text format, which greatly improves the compatibility and ease of use of the project. The plain text format does not require complex parsing and can be read and processed by all major programming languages. Developers don't need to worry about technology stack limitations, and can easily integrate the thesaurus into Python, Java, Go, and any other programming environment.
The project's sensitive-lexicon.txt file contains all sensitive words, each on a separate line. This simple structure allows developers to choose to load the whole thing or use it on demand according to their needs, and also facilitates subsequent maintenance and updates. The plain text format also supports version control, which facilitates community collaboration and update tracking.
This answer comes from the articleSensitive-lexicon: a continuously updated thesaurus of Chinese sensitive wordsThe
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