email-spell-checker
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ZooTools
📮 An ultratiny (1.9 KB) and fast JavaScript email checker to reduce users typing a wrong email. Written in TypeScript. Enterprise-grade.
## Feature Request **Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** There are some cases where .co is the preferred suggestion when .com seems to be a much...
## Current Behavior https://github.com/ZooTools/email-spell-checker/blob/420dc73a72316848c2bd908c6fb95e4aa9aa0855/src/lib/suggest-email.ts#L90 constructs a regex by string manipulation, which causes an exception if we reach that line with a domain that contains invalid regex syntax. ## Expected Behavior...
when trying to verify an email like [email protected] (one of zootools customers) they got suggested to use mail.com instead i suspect there will be more cases like this. i saw...
## Feature Request : Web Browser Integration for email-spell-checker **Problem** I am proposing the development of a browser extension that seamlessly integrates with popular webmail services such as Gmail, Outlook,...
Firstly, thanks for taking up the mantle since the death of `mailcheck.js` and for building a package that is generally a pleasure to set up and use out of the...
### Description of change Fixes #28, an issue caused by the HTML demo having no way of setting up a local server, resulting in any users that open the HTML...
## Current Behavior When loading up the HTML demo, a CORS error is thrown while loading the JS file. ## Expected Behavior The JS file in the HTML demo should...
### Description of change Add mac.com popular domains and .tv to popular tlds, to fix false positives for both. Fixes #25 Fixes #26 ### Pull-Request Checklist - [x] Code is...
## False positive: [email protected] suggests [email protected] 1. How popular is the TLDs or Domain: `.tv` are used by many media companies and startups. Not sure about exact numbers, but I've...
## False positive: [email protected] suggests [email protected] 1. How popular is the TLDs or Domain: `mac.com` email addresses were issued to millions of people. [Apple has moved away from them, but...