I am currently working on a Go implementation in my fork and most of the code and tests are done.

The problem I am facing is how the code for each language implementation is generated from a template. For example, in the Go implementation, we would have mail_check.tmpl.go which generated mail_check.go under the platforms/go directory.

The problem with this is that Go automatically looks at all .go files in a directory and considers them to be a package. In this case, attempts to use the Go implementation would fail since it will see 2 sets of the same functions implemented in the package as well as invalid syntax due to the mustache placeholders.

Go does allow the use of build tags such as // +build ignore to ignore a file during the compilation of binaries, but there isn't a way to get this to work because if we include the build tag in the mail_check.tmpl.go file, it will be copied over to the mail_check.go file, which means the library will never build.

I think one solution is to add an exception for Go to generator.js file, but it obviously won't be a very nice solution as we are introducing these exceptions.

"dbmail.com" is a legitimate email domain and doesn't offer disposable emails.

Please remove the blacklist, we have many customers using this domain address and this breaks our communication services.

https://cock.li/register

By the way, when I have free time I would like to write a script for adding new entries to list.txt where you can merge two lists or individual domains together, and it will do something along the lines of the Unix command sort -u list.txt (-u for unique). It would make life so much easier.

Also, thank you for making this. I'm using the node module in production already!

PR #289 adds the gmailnator.com domain

However, looking at gmailnator.com, the problem is that they create gmail addresses.

So, the logic would need to change. Eg they generate

[email protected]

which means that [email protected] needs to be blocked.

They are using the gmail-+ trick: https://gmail.googleblog.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-more-from-your.html

Hi Francois-Guillaume!

Have you considered switching from list.json to plain text file (one line — one domain, probably with # or // for commented lines)? This giant array-of-arrays json is getting really hard to deal with.

Was previously requested in #108.

Please remove snkmail.com. Although it started out as a disposable email service (sneakemail.com), snkmail.com is a paid-subscription service for generating long-lived unique email addresses for different purposes.

Emails to the generated address is forwarded to the subscriber with the email tagged so that he knows which email it was sent to, and with the From address altered so that replies go back via snkmail servers and to the original sender. So this is really a service for identifying spam from websites, and not for generating disposable emails.

While Sneakemail bills itself as a "disposible email address" service, the addresses do not expire, they are valid until the user deletes them. Most people only delete the addresses if unsubscribe fails.

The idea is that rather than trying to filter spam (generally people whitelist everything coming through sneakemail), you have have one email address per sender. If a sender turns out to be bad (or they get hacked), you just turn that address off.

I know that dropping implementation in my git repository is easy enough, but keeping it up to date requires me to keep separate workflow than the rest of my dependencies (that are downloaded from pip).

If you need any help with implementing I'd be happy to help.

We have active users with our product with that email provider, and they're legitimate users. Also fastmail.fm doesn't offer you to create disposable emails.

The regex matched a lot of false positives since the word boundary is not set correctly and the dot is not escaped. For example this one /\bnus.edu.sg/ does not only match [email protected] but also [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

I rearranged the code and eliminated the regex in favor of a simple comparison.

This is the service: https://www.tempmailaddress.com/ Here's a sample email: [email protected]

var_dump(MailChecker::isValid('[email protected]'));

bool(true)

Latest build [email protected] has an error. See below

Compiling libraries from templates...
[ loaded:list ]	 5228
[ compiling:template ]	 mailchecker.tmpl.clj
[ compiling:template ]	 mail_checker.tmpl.ex
[ compiling:template ]	 MailChecker.tmpl.js
[ compiling:template ]	 index.tmpl.js
[ compiling:template ]	 MailChecker.tmpl.php
[ writing:template ]	 mail_checker.tmpl.ex
[ writing:template ]	 mailchecker.tmpl.clj
[ writing:template ]	 index.tmpl.js
[ compiling:template ]	 MailChecker.tmpl.py
[ compiling:template ]	 mail_checker.tmpl.rb
[ writing:template ]	 MailChecker.tmpl.php
[ writing:template ]	 MailChecker.tmpl.js
[ compiling:template ]	 lib.tmpl.rs
[ writing:template ]	 mail_checker.tmpl.rb
[ writing:template ]	 MailChecker.tmpl.py
[ writing:template ]	 lib.tmpl.rs
Done.
sh: npm-run-all: command not found