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email-smtp-verificator
Advanced tools
Based on bighappyworld's email-verify module.
node.js >= 6.4.0
const emailSMTPVerificator = require('./email-smtp-verificator');
const verify = emailSMTPVerificator({ timeout: 12000 });
verify('example@mail.com')
.then((info) => { console.log(info); })
.catch(console.log); // empty or non-string email
The callback is a function that has an info object:
{
email: string,
verified: boolean,
// error case attributes
stage: integer, // stage at which the error occurred
message: string // error message
}
The options are:
{
port : integer,// port to connect with defaults to 25
sender : email, // sender address, defaults to name@example.org
timeout : integer, // socket timeout defaults to 0 which is no timeout
fqdn : domain, // used as part of the EHLO, defaults to mail.example.org
ignore: // set an ending response code integer to ignore, such as 450 for greylisted emails
}
The basic flow has following stages:
FAQs
A tool to verify an email address existence via SMTP
We found that email-smtp-verificator 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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