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disposable-email-domain

v1.0.7

Published

Aggregated, deduped, normalized list of disposable / temporary email domains, with an isDisposable() helper. Auto-refreshed daily.

Downloads

566

Readme

disposable-email-domain

npm downloads license

A large, auto-updated list of disposable / temporary / throwaway email domains (mailinator, 10minutemail, guerrillamail, …), with a tiny zero-dependency isDisposable() helper.

  • 160,000+ domains, aggregated from 6 well-maintained public blocklists, deduped and normalized (lowercased, IDNA/punycode).
  • refreshed weekly by a GitHub Action — a new version is published only when the set actually changes.
  • Zero dependencies. Ships the raw list too, so you can use it however you like.

Install

npm install disposable-email-domain

Usage

import { isDisposable, domains } from "disposable-email-domain";

isDisposable("[email protected]"); // true
isDisposable("[email protected]");      // false
isDisposable("mailinator.com");         // true (bare domain also works)

domains.length; // 160000+  — the full array if you want it

CommonJS:

const { isDisposable } = require("disposable-email-domain");

isDisposable(input) accepts a full email (user@domain) or a bare domain, is case-insensitive, and returns boolean.

Why

Blocking disposable-email signups cuts fraud, fake accounts, and junk. Hand-maintaining such a list is a losing battle — this package keeps it fresh for you automatically.

Data sources

Aggregated + deduped from: disposable/disposable-email-domains, ivolo/disposable-email-domains, FGRibreau/mailchecker, wesbos/burner-email-providers, disposable-email-domains/disposable-email-domains, 7c/fakefilter. Credit to their maintainers.

Also available for

Go — go get github.com/mehrtat/disposable-email-domain · .NET — dotnet add package DisposableEmailDomain

Source, issues, and how to contribute a source: https://github.com/mehrtat/disposable-email-domain

License

MIT © Mehrdad TAT