feat(data-masking): add custom mask functionalities #5837
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Issue number:
#5826
Summary
dynamic_mask (bool): Enables custom masking behavior when set to True. This flag activates the use of advanced masking techniques such as pattern-based or regex-based masking. When False or not provided, the default masking behavior (replacing with "*****") is used.
custom_mask (str): Specifies a simple pattern for masking data. This pattern is applied directly to the input string, replacing all the original characters. For example, with a mask_pattern of "XX-XX" applied to "12345", the result would be "XX-XX".
regex_pattern (str): Defines a regular expression pattern used to identify parts of the input string that should be masked. This allows for more complex and flexible masking rules. It's used in conjunction with mask_format.
mask_format (str): Specifies the format to use when replacing parts of the string matched by regex_pattern. It can include placeholders (like \1, \2) to refer to captured groups in the regex pattern, allowing some parts of the original string to be preserved.
masking_rules(dict): Apply different rules (formats) for each data field.
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