email-multiplexer
Advanced tools
Gets all variants of an email address filling with dots. One address to rule them all.
You can email pepito@gmail.com, pep.ito@gmail.com or p.e.p.i.t.o@gmail.com and they would all go to the same place. The periods in your email address are actually totally meaningless.
The dots and capitalization can help make the Gmail address easier to read for humans, but the Google Gmail servers don't even notice them.
Obtaining all your variants you can create X accounts in other services using a unique verified gmail account.
The longer the address, the more variants you can get.
First you need node.js installed and then in your project directory:
$ npm install email-multiplexer --save
Create myapp.js file with this content:
const emailMultiplexer = require ('email-multiplexer');
const emailVariants = emailMultiplexer('pipito@gmail.com');
console.log(emailVariants);
Then run your script:
$ node myapp.js
[ 'pepito@gmail.com',
'pepit.o@gmail.com',
'pepi.to@gmail.com',
'pepi.t.o@gmail.com',
'pep.ito@gmail.com',
'pep.it.o@gmail.com',
'pep.i.to@gmail.com',
'pep.i.t.o@gmail.com',
'pe.pito@gmail.com',
'pe.pit.o@gmail.com',
'pe.pi.to@gmail.com',
'pe.pi.t.o@gmail.com',
'pe.p.ito@gmail.com',
'pe.p.it.o@gmail.com',
'pe.p.i.to@gmail.com',
'pe.p.i.t.o@gmail.com',
'p.epito@gmail.com',
'p.epit.o@gmail.com',
'p.epi.to@gmail.com',
'p.epi.t.o@gmail.com',
'p.ep.ito@gmail.com',
'p.ep.it.o@gmail.com',
'p.ep.i.to@gmail.com',
'p.ep.i.t.o@gmail.com',
'p.e.pito@gmail.com',
'p.e.pit.o@gmail.com',
'p.e.pi.to@gmail.com',
'p.e.pi.t.o@gmail.com',
'p.e.p.ito@gmail.com',
'p.e.p.it.o@gmail.com',
'p.e.p.i.to@gmail.com',
'p.e.p.i.t.o@gmail.com' ]
FAQs
Gets all variants of an email address filling with dots
The npm package email-multiplexer receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, email-multiplexer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that email-multiplexer 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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