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check (also) for email providers to determine if valid email is /not/ a company address #508
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Can you expand on the use case? |
yes :) with pleasure
we use mailchecker to verify data/email from sign-in form
our "service" is for IT professionals mainly for large companies : so they
are supposed to have a "professionnal" email and in our case mostly @gmail
@yahoo... address are scam more or less like drop emails
more precisely, if it's an email from "provider", we want to add an extra
layer of questions/checks in the form to verify the "trust" of the user
so idealy, we need to have the current isValid() and a another command to
check if not in the second list
if it's easier we can also imaginate 2 calls :
one to isValid()
and one to isValid( , includeProvider=true)
tell me what could be the best way to handle it in the code, I should be
able to write the code and can make a PR if needed after your advice
The interest to have only one tool for this 2 functions is that all the
updates are in the same place
when I search for this tool, I have found several "solutions" that combine
2 seperate tools but for this reason, most of them are outdated
regards
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Can you expand on the use case?
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@clysss here's a simple free tool that compares different publicly available blocklists (including this one): https://unfake.dev/compare-blocklists |
Hello thanks! The idea is not to check a list but implement other functions
to mail checker
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Hello,
https://gist.github.com/ammarshah/f5c2624d767f91a7cbdc4e54db8dd0bf
maintain a list of email providers (free, paid...)
could we add a second validation like
isFromProvider (if isValid) to check if the email is (not) a company address
The interest to implement it on mailchecker is that no more tools will be needed
Of course, if you seems that this idea is interesting, I can create a PR
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