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is-domain-valid

v1.3.0

Published

Dependency free domain name syntax validator

Downloads

1,361

Readme

Is Domain Valid

Dependency free domain name syntax validator with TLD checking and IDN support. See below examples to check what the validator checks for:

Valid examples

example.com
sub.example.com // allowSubdomain options is requried
exa-mple.com
xn--c1yn36f.com // allowIdn option is required
*.wildcard.com // allowWildcard and allowSubdomain options are required

Invalid examples

123
123.123 // checkTld option is required
example
exam_ple.com
-example.com
example-.com
exa--mple.com
example.doesnotexist // checkTld option is required
xn--c1yn--bb.com
*.com
example.*.com

Installation

Install the library with npm --save is-domain-valid

Usage

const isDomainValid = require('../is-domain-valid');
const res = isDomainValid('example.com');
if (res.result) {
  console.log('Domain is valid');
} else {
  console.error(`Domain is not valid because of: ${res.message}`);
}

Options

Options can be passed as a second argument in isDomainValid function:

const defaultOptions = {
  checkTld: true,
  allowIdn: true,
  allowSubdomain: true,
  allowWildcard: false
};
const res = isDomainValid('example.com', defaultOptions);

Build and contribution

Push requests are very welcome. Run tests with npm run tests and then build the library with npm run build.

Author

Adam Blok: https://github.com/adamblok

License

MIT