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validate-email-shootout

v1.3.6

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A shootout to verify the quality of node-validate-email

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testtestingvalidatevalidationemailmailaddresscheckcomparisonshootout

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node-validate-email-shootout

A shootout test of node-validate-email

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Wat

Dude, seriously, how many email validators are there out there? How hard are they to pick between?

I got tired of it. I'm making a proof of it.

I'm going to release a better email validator soon. I'm not done yet, but my prerelease is already spitting distance behind best I can find. (I'm coming for you, Steve.)

It's data time!

Of a possible 266 (better numbers are on their way soon) :

| Score | Pct | Name | |-------|-----|------| | 195/266 | 73.31 | Steve | | 195 | 73.31 | validator | | 195 | 73.31 | validate-email | | 194 | 72.93 | bvl from StackOverflow | | 194 | 72.93 | Parsley | | 190 | 71.43 | Sectrean | | 174 | 65.41 | RFC2822 HTML5 | | 165 | 62.03 | Fighting for a Lost Cause | | 156 | 58.65 | Sitepoint | | 153 | 57.52 | Tugrul Asik | | 153 | 57.52 | Microsoft | | 153 | 57.52 | JsKit | | 149 | 56.02 | Naive @ and . test | | 145 | 54.51 | Voyager w/ brackets | | 132 | 49.62 | Voyager locked |

Winner:

Steve

... for now. My package is tied with his regex (because I copied it,) so he gets the win.

Improvements incoming. :smile:

How, please

First, I gathered a bunch of email test data, and put it into packages like testdata-valid-email, testdata-invalid-email, and testdata-newtld-email, from excellent community resources like Fighting for a Lost Cause.

Then, I made a mechanic to test them one at a time, and count the results.

Finally, I gathered as many email validators as I could find, and I leveraged them.

Polemic :neckbeard:

node-validate-email-shootout is MIT licensed, because viral licenses and newspeak language modification are evil. Free is only free when it's free for everyone.