@sideway/address
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The @sideway/address package is a library for email and domain validation. It provides utilities to validate and parse email addresses and domains according to specific standards and rules.
Email Validation
This feature allows you to validate email addresses to ensure they meet standard email formatting rules.
const Address = require('@sideway/address');
const email = 'example@example.com';
const result = Address.email.isValid(email);Domain Validation
This feature enables you to validate domain names against standard domain formatting and naming rules.
const Address = require('@sideway/address');
const domain = 'example.com';
const result = Address.domain.isValid(domain);Validator is a library of string validators and sanitizers. It provides functions to validate emails, URLs, IP addresses, and much more. Compared to @sideway/address, it offers a broader range of validation functions beyond just email and domain validation.
Email-validator is a simple package specifically for validating email addresses. It is more focused than @sideway/address, which provides both email and domain validation.
IsEmail is a package that offers comprehensive email validation. It is similar to @sideway/address in that it focuses on email validation, but it does not provide domain validation features.
address is part of the joi ecosystem.
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Email address and domain validation
The npm package @sideway/address receives a total of 7,581,409 weekly downloads. As such, @sideway/address popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @sideway/address demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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