Regular Expressions 101

Its a regex expression that matches with severals allowed kinds of emails.Enjoy it.

Email Validation Regex

validation email

Match an email address and the TLD (.com, .net, .org etc) String: test@test.net Matches: test@test.net|.net

i.e: (555)555-5555 (OK) 5555555555 (ok) 555.555.5555 (ok) 55555555556 (ok) +184 (555)555-5555 (ok)...

this regex validates e-mails. const isValid= .text(value)

Validates Multiple email addresses seperated by comma.

Parses email addresses with names formatted as "name \" Still a WIP though

email validation based on the restrictions for entering email adresses into a mongo db email field.

This email validation regex works perfectly (99.99%) for validating email address entries. The regex does not match email addresses with with the following characteristics: Addresses that begin/end with a special character Addresses with consecutive repeated special characters ...

For getting the value after “Email: “ in a block of text

Validates email free domain specific email id

Regrex email before @ is = 2 characters Lenght all of email <= 320 character

Regrex email before @ is = 2 characters Lenght all of email <= 320 character

The following regex will extract email addresses from a document. Sample: This is the email: m23oeo_doc@gmail.com and this is john.doe@outlook.com also can use "," master1@yahoo.com, master2@yahoo.es etc. micro.so@aol.com.

Validates a single email or a semi-colon list of email addresses. Tolerates leading spaces for the second and later emails. For example - the following are valid: example.one@example.com example.one@example.com; example.one@example.com;example.two@example.com...

Handles email address domains with hyphens and multiple levels. Credit: 0x90 and Hieu https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17681670/extract-email-sub-strings-from-large-document