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email-chk

v1.0.2

Published

Check if an email exists

Downloads

8

Readme

email-chk Build Status

Checks if an email is valid & real by contacting the associated remote mail server :email:

See email-chk-cli for the command-line tool.

Install

$ npm install --save email-chk

Usage

const emailChk = require('email-chk')

try {
  const exists = await emailChk('[email protected]')
} 
catch (e) {
  // connection refused or server error occurred
}

// or
emailChk('[email protected]')
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(console.error)

API

emailChk(email [,options])

Returns a boolean representing if the email is valid & real

email

Type: string

The email to verify and check existence for

options

timeout

Type: number Default: 5000

The idle timeout in ms for the socket performing requests

host

Type: string Default: domain of email

The domain of the originating SMTP server for the request

from

Type: string Default: email

The originating email for the request

Related

License

MIT © Brandon Smith