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company-email-validator
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Provides a fast company / work email validator by checking whether the email domain is in the free email provider list.
Provides a fast company / work email validator by checking whether the email domain is in the free email provider list. Note: does not check SMTP servers and MX records currently (i.e. doesn't do deep validation).
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Install via NPM:
npm install company-email-validator
Install via yarn:
yarn add company-email-validator
var CompanyEmailValidator = require("company-email-validator");
CompanyEmailValidator.isCompanyEmail("test@utterly.app"); // true
CompanyEmailValidator.isCompanyEmail("test@gmail.com"); // false
import * as CompanyEmailValidator from 'company-email-validator';
CompanyEmailValidator.isCompanyEmail("test@utterly.app"); // true
CompanyEmailValidator.isCompanyEmail("test@gmail.com"); // false
Contributions welcome! Check the LICENSE
file for more info.
Distributed under the unlicense public domain. See LICENSE
for more information.
FAQs
Provides a fast company / work email validator by checking whether the email domain is in the free email provider list.
We found that company-email-validator 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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