This object can be used to validate an e-mail address by using NodeJS to check with an SMTP server.
It can connect to check if the e-mail domain has valid MX.
If the MX records do not exist, it falls back to resolving the domain A record to determine the e-mail address domain SMTP server addresses.
The object attempts to validate the e-mail address by simulating a delivery of a message to the domain SMTP server.
When it reaches a conclusion the object calls a given callback function with the result, which can be whether the address is valid, invalid or undetermined.
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E-mail validation |
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email-validation |
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Validate e-mail addresses using NodeJS |
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BSD License |
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Makes the actual communication with the SMTP servers |
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