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mask-email-phone

v1.0.2

Published

Module hides emails and phones from an input message

Downloads

2,063

Readme

Mask email and phone

Modules "hides" emails and phones.

Example:


const maskEmailsPhones = require('mask-email-phone')

const input = `
hey dude, maybe you can contact me later by email or phone.
here is my 
company email: [email protected]
personal email: [email protected]

My phone numbers are: +62811203898, 0818702203, +62217458592

Phone numbers: 
- +62811203898
- 0818702203
- +62217458592

Fake telephone: 088`

const output = maskEmailsPhones(input)

console.log(output)

The output variable will be equal to:


/* Output */

`
hey dude, maybe you can contact me later by email or phone.
here is my 
company email: jo***********e.com
personal email: my***********l.com

My phone numbers are: +62********8, 08*******3, +62********2

Phone numbers: 
- +62********8
- 08*******3
- +62********2

Fake telephone: 088
`