Email SMTP Validator
uses regex to verify email addresses, looks up common mistakes, checks against disposable email lists, looks for DNS records, and examines SMTP server feedback.
Live Example
Here's an example application that uses Email-SMTP-Validator demo-link
Prerequisites
Make sure you have the following software installed:
- Node.js (version 12 or higher)
- npm (Node Package Manager) or yarn
Installation
Install the module through NPM:
$ npm install email-smtp-validator --save
Install the module through yarn:
$ yarn add email-smtp-validator --save
Key Features
- Validates email regular expression
- Verifies that the email was not created using disposable-email-domains from a throwaway email service.
- Validates MX records are present on DNS.
- Validates SMTP server is running.
- Validates mailbox exists on SMTP server.
- typescript support.
Examples
Include the module, create a new EmailValidator
object and call verify
method:
import { EmailValidator } from "email-smtp-validator";
const emailValidator = new EmailValidator({{
sender: 'name@example.org',
validateRegex: true ,
validateMx: true,
validateDisposable: true,
validateSMTP: true,
validateSMTPdeep?: true,
timeout: 1000 *10,
port: 25,
}});
const res = await emailValidator.verify('foo@email.com');
When a domain does not exist or has no MX records, the domain validation will fail, and the smtp validation will not be included in the response because it could not be performed.
Configuration options
timeout
Set a timeout in seconds for the smtp connection. Default: 8000
.
Port
Set a port according to your use case for smtp/smtps . Default: 25
.
License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License. You are free to modify and distribute the software in accordance with the conditions specified in the MIT License. Feel free to adapt the application to suit your needs while complying with the requirements of the license.