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enhanced-email-deep-validator
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Verify email address checking MX records, and SMTP connection. Return the MX records.
A very small modification from the original email-deep-validator that verifies an email address checking MX records and SMTP connection, returning the MX records whenever it exits.
Install the module through NPM:
$ npm install enhanced-email-deep-validator --save
Requires Node 6 or above
Include the module, create a new EmailValidator
object and call verify
method:
const EmailValidator = require('enhanced-email-deep-validator');
const emailValidator = new EmailValidator();
emailValidator.verify('foo@email.com')
.then(mxRecords => console.log('Email is valid.', mxRecords);
emailValidator.verify('non-existent@email.com')
.catch(err => console.log('Email is not valid', err.message, err.mxRecords));
Set a timeout in seconds for the smtp connection. Default: 10000
.
Enable or disable the check of mx records. Default: true
.
Enable or disable the SMTP check. Default true
.
$ npm test
This module was originally written to be used with Conversio and is used in a production environment currently. This will ensure that this module is well maintained, bug free and as up to date as possible.
Conversio's developers will continue to make updates as often as required to have a consistently bug free platform, but we are happy to review any feature requests or issues and are accepting constructive pull requests.
FAQs
Verify email address checking MX records, and SMTP connection. Return the MX records.
We found that enhanced-email-deep-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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