1.0.0 • Published 1 year ago
fast-email-address-validation v1.0.0
Email validation
You can use this library to do email validation. It does not handle smpt ping, only regular expressions are used.
Installation
You need Node.js to run.
npm install fast-email-address-validation
yarn add fast-email-address-validationFunction Props
| PROPS | INFO |
|---|---|
| inputEmail | Incoming email for validation |
| emailType | We can validate both all services and selected ones available for validation: 1) all - all services (all valid emails) 2) google - only google mail 3) outlook - only outlook mail 4) yahoo - only yahoo mail 5) custom - only you input service |
| customEmail (optional) | If emailType: custom is selected, you must enter the service that needs to be validated. it fits as follows: youemail.com, testemail.it written without "@"! |
| customAccountLength (optional) | the length of the username in the email, that is, everything before "@". Default: 64 |
| customDomainLength (optional) | the length of the email service, that is, everything after "@". Default: 24 |
How to use
import { validateEmail } from 'fast-email-address-validation';
//OR
const {validateEmail} = require('fast-email-address-validation')
const res = validateEmail({ inputEmail: 'myemail@myservice.com', emailType: 'all' })
console.log(res)
// res = { isValidEmail: true, userName: 'myemail', domain: 'myservice.com' }Props types info
type emailTypes = 'google' | 'yahoo' | 'custom' | 'outlook' | 'all';
export interface IProps {
inputEmail: string;
emailType: emailTypes;
customEmail?: string;
customAccountLength?: number;
customDomainLength?: number;
}