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@bredele/subaddress-allow

v1.0.0

Published

Conditionally allow email subaddressing using allow lists or custom async functions.

Readme

subaddress-allow

Conditionally preserve email subaddresses using allow lists or custom async functions - strip [email protected] to [email protected] when not allowed.

Installation

npm install @bredele/subaddress-allow

Usage

import subaddress from '@bredele/subaddress-allow'

// allow all subaddresses for a given domain
await subaddress('[email protected]', ['doe.com'])
// => [email protected]

await subaddress('[email protected]', ['doe.com'])
// => [email protected]


// allow all subaddresses for a given email address
const allow = ['[email protected]']
await subaddress('[email protected]', allow)
// => [email protected]
await subaddress('[email protected]', allow)
// => [email protected]

// allow a specific subaddress
const allowSpecific = ['[email protected]']
await subaddress('[email protected]', allowSpecific)
// => [email protected]
await subaddress('[email protected]', allowSpecific)
// => [email protected]

// using a function to determine if subaddress should be allowed
await subaddress('[email protected]', (email) => {
  return email.includes('+admin')
})
// => [email protected]

await subaddress('[email protected]', (email) => {
  return email.includes('+admin')
})
// => [email protected]

// using an async function for complex allow logic
await subaddress('[email protected]', async (email) => {
  const user = await getUserFromEmail(email)
  return user?.plan === 'premium'
})
// => [email protected] (if user has premium plan)
// => [email protected] (if user doesn't have premium plan)