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temp-mail-detector

v0.1.3

Published

A node module to detect temporary email addresses

Downloads

31

Readme

Temp Mail Detector

Build Status npm version

This is a Node.js module to detect temporary email addresses. It helps developers prevent bots from creating multiple user accounts utilzing those addresses.

This software is still being developed and updates will be published on this document. In the meantime, ideas and suggestions for improvements and fixes are welcome.

Installation

To install this package, run npm install --save temp-mail-detector or npm i -S temp-mail-detector

Example Usage

The code below shows how to use this package to detect temporary email addresses

const detector = require("temp-mail-detector");

(async function() {
  const email = "[email protected]";
  const result = await detector.isTempMail(email);
  console.log(result); // returns true or false
})();

Run from Source

To run this project, you need the following software installed; git, node and npm. NPM usually comes bundled together in the Node.Js installer. After you have installed them, follow the steps below to run this project.

  • Clone the project git clone https://github.com/IkechukwuAKalu/temp-mail-detector.git
  • Navigate to the project root directory in your terminal
  • Install dependencies npm i
  • Build the project npm run build
  • Run the project npm start

NOTE: The command, npm run build, enables Typescript watch on .ts files. To run the project, you have to open a new terminal session still at the project root directory.

Run Tests

Tests have been included in this project to ensure everything works as expected.

  • To run tests for this project, npm test or npm run test-watch to watch files for modifications
  • To generate a test coverage report, npm run coverage

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