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Thanks for this great project! I haven't tried it myself yet but it seems like a well-documented and mature tool to start using -- and it's under a year old!
I was wondering if you thought about creating a documentation site for the project. This could make people think it's more professional and help attract more users from commercial tools.
One idea is to use Mkdocs with a theme like Mkdoc
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In file sanitize.go: if strings.ToLower(straw) == strings.ToLower(needle) { should be strings.EqualsFold(straw, needle)
or, even better, compile a regexp literal for needle and use it for the entire loop.
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the json example in the readme has no self in various params but the json file from the tests does have these set.
https://github.com/paragonie/csp-builder#example
https://github.com/paragonie/csp-builder/blob/e9a7560fd3f133a85f03c51de5fc051ac97630a7/test/vectors/basic-csp.json
for example i am guessing that using the example from the readme does not set self fore base-uri. but that might n
I noticed that when you write {...} to some latte template, error message is not very clear.
I think error message should be something like "Undefined macro '...'".
It has very low priority but I wanted to note it somewhere, so I created this issue.
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The current repository description is identical to the name of the repository, this is not very informative when parsing the json reply from a repository search using the github api. I would recommend adding a short meaningful description, for example: "a free class for web security" .