Including sanitize.js configurations in the Sanitize global object

[jcano]

While it is possible to just copy the three files from sanitize.js to app/sanitizers/ (don't know why they are not included by default) it would be very useful to have those configurations in the global Sanitize object.

I know ember-sanitize is meant to be used as a template helper, but as it's already importing sanitize.js and it is possible to use the sanitizer from a Javascript file normally, for example to clean the user input before storing it in the database:

const s = new Sanitize( basic );
let div = document.createElement( "DIV" );
div.innerHTML = model.get( "long_text_field" );

const clean = s.clean_node( div );

div = document.createElement( "DIV" );
div.appendChild( clean );

model.set( "long_text_field", Ember.String.htmlSafe( div.innerHTML ) );

(If there is an easier way to use sanitize.js, please let me know)

By using files for configuration, every component/route/controller/service using the sanitizer would be required to navigate the paths to include the files (e.g. import basic from "../../../sanitizers/basic") with an added cost to maintain.

[jcano]

I just realized that my last comment is wrong. From anywhere on an Ember app you can get to the app folder by using the app name, for example appname/sanitizers/basic.

I still believe it would be a good addition and potentially solve issues like #5