This is a port of Mailcheck.js (see their excellent work here https://github.com/Kicksend/mailcheck) to Dart. Mailcheck offers suggestions for potentially misspelled email addresses based on a list you can modify.
####What if a user enters in "[email protected]" to an input field? (Note the misspelling)
Most likely, this user meant to enter in "[email protected]". Mailcheck.dart allows you to offer suggestions to users if they mispell a domain. In this case, [email protected] would be suggested.
####Example Usage: Mailcheck.dart is simple to use. To get started, you should install the library via Pub. Here is a simple example:
import 'package:mailcheck/mailcheck.dart';
main()
{
MailChecker m = new MailChecker("[email protected]");
print(m.simpleSuggest()); //will return [email protected]
}
Mailcheck.dart uses a default list to determine suggestions for email domains. This list is stored in every instance of a Mailchecker object as domains. So, you can do something like this:
MailChecker m = new MailChecker("[email protected]");
m.domains.add("mycompany.com");
print(m.simpleSuggest()); //will return [email protected]
This idea and much of the code comes from the excellent work by Derrick Ko and Wei Lu, at https://github.com/Kicksend/mailcheck. Their JavaScript version is currently used by Dropbox, Kickstarter, The Verge, and several others.
Please feel free to send feature requests, bug reports, or pull requests for feature additions/bug fixes. I have done testing, but since this is my first Dart project (and library), please feel free to make suggestions to my code as well (to make it conform better to the Dart style guide, more efficient, etc).