[FEATURE] Use regex instead of hard-coding the statements

[0xMukesh]

[FEATURE] Use regex instead of hard-coding the statements

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[genzyy]

Hey, I have an idea to implement this. Let me know if I can work on it or is there a better way to do this,

const csgo_scam =
  "hello i leave from csgo and give all my inventory, the first 3 will get trade";

const csgo_res = csgo_scam.match(/csgo|trade|inventory/g);

console.log(csgo_res);

const ban_requirements = {
  csgo: 3, // [csgo, inventory, trade]
  discord1: 2, // [discord, nitro]
  discord2: 3, // [discord, nitro, steam]
  discord3: 3, // [discord, nitro, month]
  discord4: 3, // [referral, discord, nitro]
};

if (csgo_res.length === ban_requirements.csgo) {
  // message.delete();
  // or
  // ban(user);
  console.log("delete message");
}

// same for other scams ...

• Line 2 matches given string with the given words using regex and returns all the words that matched.
• So the returned array's length is same as number of words we matched, then its a scam message.

[0xMukesh]

Hey @genzyy 👋. I meant using regex for the steam scam links and not the actually message which would be sent along with that link. Most of the steam scam links are similar, while the scam message may vary.