email-misspelled
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Check misspell email's domain and return a list of matching domain suggestions
Lightweight < 3ko lib
Check the misspelled email's domain and return a list of matching domain suggestions sorted by corrections needed
The string comparison is based on this algorithm
Install with npm:
npm i email-misspelled --save
Install with yarn:
yarn add email-misspelled
import emailMisspelled, { top100 } from "email-misspelled"
const emailChecker = emailMisspelled({ domains: top100 })
emailChecker("user@otmail.com")
/**
* [{
* suggest: "hotmail.com",
* misspelledCount: 1,
* corrected:"user@hotmail.com",
* original: "user@otmail.com"
* }]
**/
Returned object model
Result
Result = {
/** suggested domain */
suggest: string
/** corrected email */
corrected: string
/** number correction needed */
misspelledCount: number
/** original email */
original: string
}[]
domains | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
string[] DomainList | true | list of domains to compare |
import emailMisspelled from "email-misspelled"
const emailChecker = emailMisspelled({ domains: ["random.org"] })
emailChecker("user@hotmial.com") // []
emailChecker("user@randmo.org")
/**
* return :
* [{
* suggest: "random.org",
* misspelledCount: 1,
* corrected:"user@random.org",
* original: "user@randmo.org"
* }]
**/
List of domains avaibles :
examples
import { top100, hotmail, live } from "email-misspelled"
or
import { top100, hotmail, live } from "email-misspelled/domains"
//etc
or
import top100 from "email-misspelled/domains/popular"
import hotmail from "email-misspelled/domains/hotmail"
import live from "email-misspelled/domains/live"
//etc
Feel free to contribute
maxMisspelled | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
number | false | 2 | max possible misspelled |
import emailMisspelled, { top100 } from "email-misspelled"
const emailChecker1 = emailMisspelled({ maxMisspelled: 1, domains: top100 })
emailChecker1("user@hotmial.com")
/**
* return :
* [{
* suggest: "hotmail.com",
* misspelledCount: 1,
* corrected:"user@hotmail.com",
* original: "user@hotmial.com"
* }]
**/
emailChecker1("user@hotmia.com") // []
const emailChecker2 = emailMisspelled({ maxMisspelled: 3, domains: top100 })
emailChecker2("user@hotmial.com")
/**
* return :
* [{
* suggest: "hotmail.com",
* misspelledCount: 2,
* corrected:"user@hotmail.com",
* original: "user@hotmial.com"
* }]
**/
emailChecker2("user@hotmia.com")
/**
* return :
* [{
* suggest: "hotmail.com",
* misspelledCount: 3,
* corrected:"user@hotmail.com",
* original: "user@hotmia.com"
* }]
**/
emailChecker2("user@otmia.com") //4 misspelled, return []
lengthDiffMax | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
number | false | 3 | max length difference between two string |
import emailMisspelled, { top100 } from "email-misspelled"
const emailChecker1 = emailMisspelled({ lengthDiffMax: 1, domains: top100 })
emailChecker1("user@otmail.com")
/**
* return :
* [{
* suggest: "hotmail.com",
* misspelledCount: 1,
* corrected:"user@hotmail.com",
* original: "user@otmail.com"
* }]
**/
emailChecker1("user@tmail.com") // []
const emailChecker2 = emailMisspelled({ lengthDiffMax: 2, domains: top100 })
emailChecker2("user@otmail.com")
/**
* return :
* [{
* suggest: "hotmail.com",
* misspelledCount: 1,
* corrected:"user@hotmail.com",
* original: "user@otmail.com"
* }]
**/
emailChecker2("user@tmail.com")
/**
* return :
* [{
* suggest: "gmail.com",
* misspelledCount: 1,
* corrected:"user@gmail.com",
* original: "user@tmail.com"
* },
* {
* suggest: "hotmail.com",
* misspelledCount: 2,
* corrected:"user@hotmail.com",
* original: "user@tmail.com"
* }]
**/
You can find Types and Interfaces under the /typings folder
DomainList
import { DomainList } from "email-misspelled/typings"
string[]
EmailMisspelledConstructor
import { EmailMisspelledConstructor } from "email-misspelled/typings"
(config: {
lengthDiffMax?: number;
maxMisspelled?: number;
domains: DomainList;
}): EmailMisspelled;
EmailMisspelled
import { EmailMisspelled } from "email-misspelled/typings"
(email: string): Result[]
Result
import { Result } from "email-misspelled/typings"
{
suggest: string;
corrected: string;
misspelledCount: number;
original: string;
}
ordered by number of existing email
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