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@cull/orgs

v0.0.2

Published

A public database of organizations and senders.

Downloads

8

Readme

orgs for Cull

A public database of organizations and senders.

About

This is a curated list of organizations and senders of email conforming to @cull/schema.

Organizations and, optionally, their associated senders are located in logically grouped subdirectories in src/data.

  • Every subdirectory must include an organization as organization.json.
  • A subdirectory may include senders as senders.json.
  • Every organization and sender must specify a valid UUID for the id.
  • Every organization must contain name, url and at least one domain in domains.
  • Every sender must contain at least one address in addresses.
  • All other properties assumed optional and may be omitted.

At build time:

  • ignore and feature will be forced to false.
  • Senders will have organizationId assigned.

Updates

This repository serves as a public, community-driven, trusted source for use with Cull.

Additions and/or modifications may be requested via pull request.

Development

makefile codifies directives for building and other development oriented tasks.