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contact-parser

v0.0.8

Published

Parse a block of text (such as an email signature) and extract US and CA street address fields

Downloads

477

Readme

contact-parser

A simple node module to parse street address strings (such as an email signature) into component parts. It's in use over at Barnivore where we input a lot of street addresses.

At present it's optimized for United States and Canadian street addresses; other address formats will be supported as we hammer the bugs out in production.

Installation

npm install contact-parser

Usage

Include the module

var ContactParser = require('contact-parser');

Parse some address strings

var parser = new ContactParser()
var result = parser.parse('Jason, 1 Yonge St')
console.log(result); // {name: 'Jason', email: '', province: '', country: '', address: '1 Yonge St', postal: '', website: '', phone: ''}

Error handling

If passed an empty input (including null or undefined strings) the result will be empty strings for all fields and a score of 0.

Bugs

I'm sure there are several :) Help fix them by submitting an issue, or better yet, a tested pull request.

License

MIT