Name: Angular Helpers
Author: Gaspar Rodriguez

TypeScriptexample.ts

import { InputSanitizerService } from '@angular-helpers/security'

Method	Signature	Returns	Description
`isSupported`	`isSupported(): boolean`	`boolean`	Public method isSupported.
`sanitizeHtml`	`sanitizeHtml(input: string): string`	`string`	Parses and sanitizes an HTML string, keeping only allowed tags and attributes. Leverages the native browser Sanitizer API (e.g. Element.prototype.setHTML) if available for high-performance execution, falling back to a custom DOMParser implementation on unsupported environments (such as older browsers or SSR).
`getTrustedHtml`	`getTrustedHtml(input: string): any`	`any`	Returns a TrustedHTML object (or similar if using a polyfill) if the Trusted Types policy is available, otherwise returns the raw input string.
`sanitizeUrl`	`sanitizeUrl(input: string): string \| null`	`string \| null`	Validates and normalizes a URL string. Returns the normalized URL only for `http:` and `https:` schemes. Returns `null` for `javascript:`, `data:`, `vbscript:`, relative URLs, or malformed input.
`escapeHtml`	`escapeHtml(input: string): string`	`string`	Escapes HTML special characters for safe text interpolation. Use this when inserting user content into HTML text nodes or attributes.
`sanitizeJson`	`sanitizeJson(input: string): unknown \| null`	`unknown \| null`	Safely parses a JSON string. Returns the parsed value on success, `null` on any error. Does NOT use `eval` or `Function` — uses JSON.parse only.