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pluck-emails

v1.0.0

Published

Pluck email addresses from a commonly formatted list

Downloads

6

Readme

pluck-emails v1.0.0

A very simple utility for plucking email addresses from a list of contact information with typical email address format:

Jim Green <[email protected]>, John Brown <[email protected]>, Liam Yellow <[email protected]>

With this utility is used on a file containing the above, the result will be (by default):

[email protected],[email protected],[email protected]

Options

-s | --separator (option)

Specify this option to use a different separator than a comma. Whitespace is always trimmed around separators.

$ pluck-emails -s "|" --string "foo <[email protected]> | bar <[email protected]>"
[email protected]|[email protected]

-e | --string (boolean)

If set, pluck-emails will read the arguments as strings rather files.

-n | --encoding (option)

Set the encoding for files to be read. Defaults to utf8. If specified with --string, it is ignored and a warning will be printed.

-h | --help

Display help

-V | --version

Output version number