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address-rfc2822
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Parser for RFC 2822 & 5322 (Header) format email addresses.
This module parses RFC 2822 headers containing addresses such as From, To, CC, and BCC headers.
It is almost a direct port of the perl module Mail::Address and I'm grateful to the original authors of that module for the clean code and the tests.
npm install address-rfc2822
const addrparser = require('address-rfc2822')
const addresses = addrparser.parse('Matt Sergeant <helpme+npm@gmail.com>')
const address = addresses[0]
console.log(`Email address: ${address.address}`) // helpme+npm@gmail.com
console.log(`Email name: ${address.name()}`) // Matt Sergeant
console.log(`Reformatted: ${address.format()}`) // Matt Sergeant <helpme+npm@gmail.com>
console.log(`User part: ${address.user()}`) // helpme+npm
console.log(`Host part: ${address.host()}`) // gmail.com
This module is MIT licensed.
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RFC 2822 & 5322 (Header) email address parser
We found that address-rfc2822 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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